Revealed: Erling Haaland's fiery two-word message to Mikel Arteta at full time after Man City's comeback draw with Arsenal By Luke Power Published: 11:09 BST, 23 September 2024 | Updated: 11:23 BST, 23 September 2024 e-mail 7 shares View comments Erling Haaland bossed around Mikel Arteta with a two-word command at full time after Manchester City 's breathtaking 2-2 comeback against Arsenal on Sunday. The City striker was in a tempestuous mood at the Etihad, throwing the ball at Gabriel's head after John Stones ' last-gasp equaliser and appearing to say 'who the f*** are you? to Arsenal's 17-year-old substitute Myles Lewis-Skelly. City had looked down and out when David Raya claimed the ball from a corner and subsequently launched it long for Kai Havertz to chase.
But eight minutes into stoppage time John Stones pounced on a deflection to ignite hysteria among the home fans, with City remaining atop the Premier League table. In the aftermath Haaland's spirit of mischief did not fade as he approached Arsenal boss Arteta and told him to 'stay humble', slapping the Spaniard on the shoulder. Erling Haaland told Mikel Arteta to 'stay humble' after Man City's 2-2 draw with Arsenal The Manchester City striker was involved in a conforntation with Gabriel after throwing the ball at the back of the defender's head Arteta watched on as his side let their lead slip in the eighth minute of stoppage time The rivalry has intensified between City and Arsenal in the last two seasons due to the.