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Erling Haaland clinched victory for Manchester City with his second-half goal and was later seen singing, “Ooh, I’ve got a good feeling,” directly into a camera following the match against Arsenal at the Etihad.
The video quickly gained popularity online, featuring a delighted Haaland walking off the pitch with a broad smile, fully aware of the significance of the win in the title race, while singing a line from Flo Rida’s hit song “Good Feeling.”
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Check out the viral clip below:
Haaland at full-time singing “oooh sometimes I get a good feeling” is absolutely sending me, man. Hahahaa. What a troll. ???????????????? pic.twitter.com/e32DRsZYOm
— Geronimo Morgans (@GeronimoMorgans) April 19, 2026
Haaland Proves His Impact When It Counts
Haaland’s goal provided solid evidence of his skills at a crucial moment. Leading up to the match, fans were concerned about his recent form and questioned his ability to perform during key matches.
In the 65th minute, he silenced critics by finding the net after Rodri created chaos in the Arsenal defense, allowing Haaland to finish effortlessly with a precise strike.
This goal marked his 14th against top-six teams in the Premier League, underscoring that despite a quieter scoring season, he remains an essential player in high-pressure situations.
With this victory, Haaland has propelled City to just three points behind Arsenal, who they have a game in hand over, making Haaland’s “good feeling” a plausible reality for fans in blue.
In defeat, Arsenal now faces a daunting challenge. If City wins their match in hand, they will equal Arsenal’s points, putting pressure on Mikel Arteta’s squad, which has held onto the top spot for most of this season.
Should City surpass Arsenal and claim the Premier League title, it would raise serious questions about Arteta’s leadership, potentially marking the toughest setback in his managerial career to date.
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