Premier League · 27 · 2025-26

Manchester City 2–1 Newcastle United

Erling Haaland did not score as Manchester City beat Newcastle United 2-1 at the City of Manchester Stadium in the Premier League, Matchweek 27, on Saturday 21 February 2026.

Saturday, 21 February 2026 at 20:00 UK · City of Manchester Stadium · Win

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Haaland goals

His last goal came 10 days earlier, against Fulham.

Haaland against Newcastle United

1 goal in 13 games (0.1 a game) · City W9 D2 L2 · since 2022-23

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Sky Sports · 23 Feb 2026

Haaland runs the show vs Newcastle (no goals needed) 🔥

Haaland didn’t score in the 2-1 win, but Pep called him unforgettable and MOTM. City are 5 points behind Arsenal with a game in hand.

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Manchester Evening News · 23 Feb 2026

Pep bigs up City’s 'outstanding' defender after Newcastle

Pep’s had a go at Haaland before, but after the Newcastle game he was full of praise. Plus he told the squad about their “outstanding” defender.

Read it on Manchester Evening News

Daily Express · 22 Feb 2026

Haaland fires back online after spicy moment vs Newcastle

After City’s 2-1 win, Haaland posted a quick social media jab at a Newcastle player after Dan Burn got in his face. It got tense—here’s what happened.

Read it on Daily Express

Sportsview.co.uk · 22 Feb 2026

City beat Newcastle 2-1 — Haaland scraps all game 💪

City won 2-1 at the Etihad to close in on the top. Nico O’Reilly bagged both, and Haaland’s fight and link-up were huge too.

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BBC News · 21 Feb 2026

Pep: This is the level City need now – and Haaland's key ⚽

Pep loved what he saw from Haaland as City beat Newcastle 2-1. He says this is the standard they’ve got to hit for the rest of the season.

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Manchester Evening News · 21 Feb 2026

Haaland's run has Arsenal sweating as City wake up 🔥

City have looked sharper over the last six weeks, and that Newcastle winner was next-level. Haaland’s movement is back causing chaos—more inside.

Read it on Manchester Evening News