Erling Haaland's stunning hat-trick propels Manchester City to a commanding victory over Fulham in the English Premier League.

Erling Haaland capitalized on a favorable situation by scoring a hat-trick in the second half to help Manchester City finish the English Premier League campaign with a win against Fulham.

Haaland was named PFA Player of the Year on Tuesday. He received a corresponding prize from Uefa on Thursday.

At the Etihad, he was once again doing what he does best: dawdling the world into a giant computer network as he welcomed the campaign's sixth victory.

Haaland had started the game for Julian Alvarez, and as the score stands at 2-1 into the second half, the favor was returned when the Argentine sent him charging into the television set together with a fantastic first-occasion look or be like City's following second.

After Issa Diop fouled Alvarez, the Norwegian kept his cool to score City's division into four equal pieces from the penalty spot.

When he used the excellent first-period finish to Sergio Gomez's cut-back to win yet another counterpart globe, Haaland had already been selected as the winner of the match.

Son does the magic

Tottenham recovered from a goal shortly before to defeat Burnley at Turf Moor and maintain their unbeaten start to the league season as Son Heung-bae scored a hat-trick.

Lyle Foster's stunning entrance gave the Clarets an early advantage, but Son's tender finish restored parity 12 minutes later, and the visitors never expected to come back.

They controlled the remainder of the game, and Cristian Romero's curling effort from the edge of the television set resulted in the turnabout at the end of the first half.

James Maddison returned after a warmly received strong start to the season, entering the second half with a lovely lady of a goal nine record. Son side-add past James Trafford, a Burnley defender, for the game's second goal, before scoring a goal with a lessened impact.

Chelsea's evasion

Anthony Elanga, a substitute, scores Nottingham Forest's opening goal in a hard-fought victory against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge.

the signing of Elanga, who was brought in for the first half on another occasion when Danilo was hurt, struck immediately after being in the right place at the right time to take advantage of Taiwo Awoniyi's ball and slam home.

After being set up by Raheem Sterling, Nicolas Jackson missed a golden opportunity to equalize in the last ten seconds of play. He blasted over from within the six-playground box.

Jackson had previously been turned down by a last-second block by Willy Boly, and when Chelsea sought retaliation, manager Mauricio Pochettino introduced Cole Palmer, a £40 million zero hour epoch acquisition.

But despite of controlling control, domain, and chances, a determined Forest reprimanded the hosts for not taking their time. Chelsea starts out 11th in the early rankings, but a second victory from a four-plot repealed Steve Cooper's firms to having nine of anything in the standings.

engrossing draw

new signature At Bramall Lane, Cameron Archer scored a goal for one team and created another as Sheffield United and Everton played out a humorous 2-2 draw, earning the first point of the season for both teams.

Abdoulaye Doucoure, who scored Everton's first goal of the year in their one of four equal parts effort, gave them the advantage. After joining from Aston Villa and scoring in the league opener, Archer demanded an own goal from the opposing goalie Jordan Pickford.

Despite having no specific goals this season, Everton has generated opportunities and produced an equalizer via Arnaut Danjuma. Everton took care not to set and, as has been the case before this season at this time, they were excessive in the penalty box. Sheffield were sloppy on the field, especially in their own half.

The foreigners put in the greatest effort on goal with 16 but ultimately needed Pickford to maintain their point as he made a brilliant double-preserve to oppose Oli McBurnie with the last play of the game, diverting the ball twice to the post.

Doucoure was overcome by Amadou Onana's diving header from a corner, and at the second try, he past Wes Foderingham in the home goal.

Just after the break, Sheffield equalized when McBurnie controlled a Gustavo Hamer cross and passed the ball to Archer, who sent a delightful shot into the far corner of the goal.