JACK GAUGHAN: Erling Haaland is usually striking fear into opponents but it was the turn of Manchester City's supporters to experience what that feels like at around 5pm on Saturday.

Jack Gaughan analyzes how Manchester City could cope without Erling Haaland following the striker's knock in Saturday's 3-2 win against Ipswich Town. While manager Enzo Maresca downplayed the severity of Haaland's ankle issue ahead of Tuesday's Champions League match against AEK Athens, potential replacement Antoine Semenyo is now sidelined for two months with a knee injury.
Gaughan highlights several tactical alternatives for Maresca, including utilizing Phil Foden or Rayan Cherki as false nines. Other mentioned options include deploying £65 million summer signing Iliman Ndiaye centrally or giving opportunities to 17-year-old academy prospect Floyd Samba, who scored twice against Norwich City.
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