Erling Haaland’s moment of brilliance propelled Manchester City to a convincing victory over Sparta Prague at Etihad Stadium.

After being thwarted by visiting goalkeeper Peter Vindahl twice, Haaland broke through midway through the second half.

He delivered an acrobatic backheel volley from Savinho’s cross, leaving everyone on awe.

Phil Foden’s clinical third-minute strike hinted at a resounding win, but City struggled to capitalize on chances.

Vindahl’s superb saves denied Haaland’s header and Foden’s second.

However, Haaland’s memorable strike after halftime sparked City into gear.

John Stones added a third with a thumping header, while Haaland curled in his second goal, taking his Champions League tally to 44 at just 24 years old.

Matheus Nunes sealed the win with a penalty in the final minutes, scoring his first Champions League goal.

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