“I thought it was okay. Everything is fine with him. His output is great” – Roy Keane reacts to Erling Haaland five-goal after Luton Town Vs Manchester City match (2_6)

Manchester City beat Luton Town 6-2 on Tuesday night to move on to the quarterfinals of the FA Cup. Their star forward had a great game, scoring two goals.

Roy Keane called Erling Haaland a “machine” after seeing the striker score five goals in Manchester City’s 6-2 FA Cup win over Luton Town.

Pep Guardiola’s team made it to the quarterfinals of the tournament with a great performance at Kenilworth Road. Haaland was in great shape during that game.

He scored five goals, making him the first player since George Best for Manchester United against Northampton Town in 1970 to score that many goals in a single FA Cup match.

How did Keane feel about Haaland’s performance? He told ITV, “Not bad.” Not bad. He scores a lot of goals naturally and makes a lot of great runs. He is getting great service, and he’s hungry. “Isn’t the kid a machine?”

Ian Wright, another commentator, said, “It was always going to be hard for Luton because De Bruyne and Haaland click when they play, they don’t need much time and space.” “If you put it in where there is space behind him, he’ll probably get on it and at least hit the target,”

Now, City has to wait to find out which team they will play in the last eight of the FA Cup. That choice will be made public on Wednesday evening. The next round has already been booked for Coventry, Newcastle United, and Leicester City. Three more games must be chosen on Wednesday evening, though. Brighton plays at Wolves’ Stamford Bridge, Manchester United goes to Nottingham Forest to play Manchester United, and Chelsea hosts Leeds United.