Manchester City's Erling Haaland has suggested he has ‘no regrets’ about throwing the ball at Arsenal defender Gabriel Magalhaes’ head in the pair’s 2-2 draw at the Etihad Stadium last month as Pep Guardiola and Mikel Arteta both vie for the Premier League title. All throughout the four-goal thriller, one that saw John Stones ’ late equaliser crush the hearts of the north Londoners, Haaland and Gabriel – who both scored for their respective sides, were embroiled in a physical battle - one they both relished. Stones’ equaliser sent the home contingent into raptures and, before wheeling away in celebration with the rest of his teammates, the Norway striker threw the match ball at the back of Gabriel’s head as he and his Arsenal colleagues came to terms with their collective disbelief.
Watch the video below. Haaland has ‘No Regrets’ Over Incident with Gabriel The ex- Borussia Dortmund talisman, who avoided retrospective action from the Football Association (FA), was at the epicentre of the chaos from minute one to 90 with him also caught calling Arsenal ace Gabriel Jesus a ‘clown’, while he repeatedly told Arteta to ‘be humble’ at full-time. Speaking during a press conference while on international duty with Norway, Haaland was quizzed by Norwegian media about the incident involving ex-Lille centre back Gabriel in September.
In a typically-blunt fashion, the 24-year-old – who is widely recognised as one of the best strikers in world football – sug.
