In the Premier League fourth round, Manchester City defeated Manchester United 1-0 away. After the match, Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola gave an interview to the official Premier League online channel.

Interviewer: Erling Haaland, we're coming directly to you from Old Trafford. You have now become the top scorer in Manchester City's Premier League history. Erling, your record continues to grow. It was a tough match, and how does it feel to win with 10 men at the end?

It felt incredible. It was a unique experience. Winning with 10 men doesn't happen often. I can't even remember winning in such difficult circumstances before. So scoring that 1-0 goal while we were under pressure was more satisfying than any other goal I've scored. I never take any goal for granted, but beating your main rival 10-on-11 at Old Trafford is an amazing feeling.

Interviewer: Unbelievable. But the question is, when you put the ball in the net, did you think the goal was legitimate, or were you concerned about an overcrowded team in the box?

I couldn't really see clearly whether the ball touched one of our players or a defender. But since I usually don't play a handball position, I was quite confident at that moment. Then I looked at my manager Enzo, and he gave me a meaningful smile and thumbed up, so I became more certain that the goal was legitimate. After that, the away fans ran over to the corner where City fans were sitting. I felt completely amazed.

Hart: Erling, I'm Hart. First of all, congratulations. As part of the team, I'm incredibly proud of how the whole team performed right now. I know everyone will talk about the controversial red card and Phil's decision. But this is Manchester City's new team, and playing for Manchester City requires the highest tactics and strategy. In these circumstances, seeing new players quickly integrate into the system and earn all three points away is fantastic.

Yes, I think the whole team showed exceptional unity and fighting spirit after a player was sent off. After receiving the red card, within the first five minutes we controlled the ball tightly. It fully demonstrated the team's maturity and resilience. We need to respond like this when facing difficulties. Yes, we wanted to be more aggressive, but we have to consider the challenge of playing with 10 men. However, look at everyone's running and support, look at the substitutes coming on… I have to say about Ndiaye, his performance after coming on was incredible. Some of his ball-carrying runs captured Neymar's essence. His performance was simply unbelievable. And Álvarez in midfield… I shouldn't say this, but he ran around like a dog on the pitch, pressing hard and disrupting the opposition's attacks. Enzo did the same, pressing aggressively. We're lucky to have such players. As you said, when Gigio (Donnarumma) makes those incredible saves, that's exactly what we expect from a world-class goalkeeper—he has that ability completely. As an opponent, I know how frustrating it is to face him. I've faced him many times before, and now I face him almost daily in training. It's very difficult to beat him, but it makes the actual match easier, to be honest.

Owen: You played well. I'm Michael Owen. Before the match, I studied some of Manchester City's tactical changes since the Mourinho era, and I noticed that the team's set-play delivery frequency has increased noticeably. The numbers confirm this. Today you scored again from set-play delivery. Your finish seemed easy, but that finish was actually very difficult. Has set-play delivery strategy become the primary attacking method under the new manager?

Yes, absolutely right. We can see this clearly from our tactical implementation. It's about pushing a lot of attacking power into the penalty area. Not just me, but Enzo has to push forward, Antoine (Semenyo) has to protect the back post, everyone has to move. We have to fill the penalty area. The reason is that the six-yard box is the best area for scoring. Strikers have to be there, maintain the desire to score, and constantly make intelligent runs. When we have many players skilled at receiving the ball like me, Antoine, and Nico O'Reilly, it's natural that set-play delivery has become a regular weapon.

Interviewer: Finally, Erling, your scoring records on the studio screen are almost full. But today you achieved another historic milestone—you became Manchester City's top scorer in Premier League history. As a Manchester City player, how does it feel to be standing alone at the top of the derby scoring chart after scoring a winning goal with 10 men at Old Trafford?

To be honest, it's quite thrilling. I saw this record before the match and it was on my mind. I knew I had the opportunity to break it…

Look, the historic top scorers list is shown on screen. It's an honor to be among these legendary players, or even to surpass them.

Interviewer: That list is full of absolute legendary superstars, isn't it?

Yes, all famous names. What more can I say? I'm incredibly proud. To be honest, it really makes me happy. Because since arriving in England, I've deeply understood the special significance of this derby. The intensity both on and off the pitch is an essential part of competitive football. But ultimately, enjoying the unique atmosphere of the derby, feeling the love for football, and fighting for the jersey you wear—it's all of that.

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