Erling Haaland achieves unique feat in EPL after scoring match-winning goal against Brentford

Erling Haaland has been the best No.9 of this current generation. The big Norwegian forward has been in sensational form since joinning Manchester City. Haaland won the UEFA Champions League, the Premier League, and the FA Cup all in one season for the noisy neighbourers of United. The 23-year-old forward was the leading goalscorer in the first season in the English Premier League smashing several records in his first season, he scored 36 goals. 

In his second season he is currently leading the goalscorer list again with 17 in the ongoing season. Though he has missed some genuine and easiest chances in important matches, but he has been the side's leading striker. On Wednesday, the striker scored the all-important goal against Brentford to help his team win the game by 1-0.

By scoring against 'the Bees' he became the second player after Harry Kane to score against all opponents in the Premier League history. This feat, which the Norwegian accomplished in just his second season in England, says volumes about his goal-scoring ability and the influence he has had on the English premier league since leaving Borussia Dortmund.

Erling Haaland's record in PL

With five goals in three games versus both Fulham and Manchester United, Haaland has the best scoring record in the Premier League. He scored in both of the Cottagers' encounters from the previous season and added a hat-trick in September. He also scored twice at Old Trafford this season and a hat-trick against United at home last season.

With the exception of the Hammers and Toffees, he has hat-tricks against everyone save Crystal Palace, Nottingham Forest, West Ham, and Wolves, and Everton, where he has four goals in two games against each of them. He has scored in all of his games against Fulham, Everton, West Ham (three games each), Palace, Saints (two), Leicester, and Sheffield United (one), however he has only scored three versus Brighton and Southampton.