Miserable Manchester City return for Vincent Kompany as Erling Haaland bags treble via IrishTimesSport
Naturally, he was given a great reception by the home fans but his former team showed him no niceties and, by the final whistle, the headlines were once again about Haaland.
Rico Lewis raced back to avert danger and Ortega made amends somewhat a few moments later when he pushed away a long-range effort from Nathan Tella. Such was City’s quality they could punish Burnley at any moment and a quick-fire Haaland double just after the half-hour put the game beyond the Clarets.
Peacock-Farrell blocked a Riyad Mahrez volley and then beat away a Haaland strike but he could not stem the tide for long. As he was in midweek, Haaland was taken off in the 63rd minute. That meant his contribution for the week totalled eight goals from just 126 minutes of action.
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