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<\/p>\nErling Haaland wasn't a fan of Mohamed Camara asking for his shirt at half-time during their Champions League tie – but he gave it to him anyway.<\/p>\n
The Manchester City striker scored a brace in a 3-0 win for the home side against Young Boys as they secured their passage into the knockout stages of the European competition. It was another fast start for Pep Guardiola's men, who went 1-0 up with 25 minutes with Haaland scoring a penalty which he celebrated using Didier Drogba's iconic move. City doubled their lead right before half-time thanks to Phil Foden who curled past Anthony Racioppi.<\/p>\n
As the players were heading down the tunnel, the Norwegian was approached by Young Boys centre back Mohamed Camara who asked for his shirt – a strange request considering it was half-time. Despite the 23-year-old seemingly shaking his head at the request, he fulfilled it as he took his shirt off and handed it to the Guinean international.<\/p>\n
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A clip of the encounter was shared on social media by TNT Sports who captioned it: "You've got to take your chances if you want Erling Haaland's shirt, Mohamed Camara managed to get it at half-time."<\/p>\n
Fans had different opinions on Camara's braveness as one fan wrote: "Got to love a chancer" while another suggested his antics won't go down well with Young Boys boss Raphael Wicky, as they said: "Quickest way to warming the bench for Saturday." Others simply commented "pathetic" and "embarrassing".<\/p>\n
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The victory at the Etihad Stadium meant City have won every Champions League game this season as they remain on course to retain their title. Jack Grealish explained how important it was that they qualified for the knockout stages early. "Every year we have so many games," the England international said after the game.<\/p>\n
"Obviously, we are not in the Carabao Cup now, but most of the time we are in all the competitions. To qualify with two games to spare, that is what we wanted to do." The 28-year-old – who assisted Foden's goal – waxed lyrical about the brilliance of Pep Guardiola.<\/p>\n
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"He [Pep Guardiola] gives us so much. In my opinion, he is the best manager in the world. He has shown that over the years. But you can have the best manager in the world, you also need the team."<\/p>\n