Erling Haaland told Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta to “stay humble” in a fiery post-match handshake after Manchester City rescued a 2-2 draw in a heated clash at the Etihad.
Haaland slapped Arteta on the back as he told the Arsenal boss to “stay humble, eh, stay humble” after the full-time whistle.
Arteta turned around to face Haaland after hearing the comment and stared at the Norwegian striker, but then walked away.
Gabriel Jesus overheard the comment and said to Haaland in response: “Come, come why you saying, you talking” as Arsenal assistant manager Albert Stuivenberg leans in.
Haaland pushed Jesus away as Jack Grealish stepped in to separate the pair, as Arteta dragged Ben White and Jesus away from the scene to head towards the Arsenal supporters.
Haaland, who scored his 100th goal for City earlier in the contest, was also involved in a clash with defender Gabriel following John Stones’ equaliser in the 98th minute.
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