Norwegian star footballer Erling Haaland scored five goals against Luton Town FC in the FA Cup and made history as he became the first Manchester City player to score five goals twice. The 23-year-old smashed a first-half hat trick to destroy the hopes of Luton Town FC Fans early in the game before going on to score two more goals in the second half to register a massive win.
Luton Town FC did show some fighting with Jordan Clark finding the top corner to make a comeback before the first half and later going on to score one more, just at the start of the second half, to make it 3-2.
However, Luton Town FC couldn’t stage a stronger comeback and eventually went on to lose by 6-2 to Manchester City as Haaland scored five goals and made history at Kenilworth Road taking Manchester City to the quarter-finals of the FA Cup on Tuesday.
Haaland had only scored five goals in the last eleven appearances for Manchester City, courtesy of a foot injury but he silenced all his critics emphatically with his performance on Tuesday.
