In Sunday night's match in the English Premier League, Arsenal faced off against Manchester City. Despite making considerable efforts on home turf, Pep Guardiola's team couldn't secure the desired victory.

Both teams walked away with a goalless draw. As a result of this draw, Liverpool has gained an advantage, rising to the top of the table with 67 points, alongside Jürgen Klopp's team.

One of City's key players in the current squad is Erling Haaland. However, Haaland's performance on the field in big matches often falls short. Many argue that Haaland can only perform well against smaller teams.

However, in last night's match, this striker failed to deliver anything remarkable. Irish football coach Roy Keane made critical remarks about him.

Former Manchester United midfielder commented, "Haaland's performance on the field is very poor. Not just today, he has shown such disappointing performances in big matches before as well. This kind of performance is not suitable for a player in the second-row league. He needs improvement."

Before making this severe criticism of Haaland, Gary Neville also commented on his performance in the commentary box during the match. Even with the easy opportunities, he couldn't score goals, leading another commentator, Gary Neville, to say, "It seems like he has never played football before."