Manchester City's Erling Haaland claims he is not feeling any pressure ahead of the potential title decider against Arsenal, stating that his team have nothing to lose after chasing the leaders for most of the season. With City needing seven consecutive wins to almost guarantee the Premier League title, Haaland downplayed expectations, citing the team's remarkable consistency in recent years. The forward, who has been under scrutiny after scoring only once in his last five league matches, expressed his calmness, stating that he doesn't feel any nerves because City have been behind all season.
Haaland will face a tough test against Arsenal's defensive duo, Gabriel and William Saliba, but he is looking forward to the challenge, saying it's always a good fight to play against the best. City's win against Chelsea last weekend has set up a crucial match against Arsenal, with Haaland describing it as a cup final. The young forward has enjoyed an impressive season and is likely to start against the Gunners, and he has also taken on a leadership role within the team, as seen when he pushed young defender Abdukodir Khusanov to the front of the celebrations after the Chelsea game.