MU fans mock Haaland.

In the Manchester derby at Old Trafford on the evening of January 17th, Erling Haaland had a forgettable game and became the target of ridicule from opposing fans.

Haaland was disappointed to be substituted in the 80th minute.

On the night of January 17th, MU defeated Man City 2-0 in a match belonging to the 22nd round of the English Premier League. Haaland had a lackluster performance in this game, failing to make any significant impact despite starting the match and playing for over 80 minutes.

Not only was he lackluster on the pitch, the Norwegian striker was also mocked by opposing fans. When Haaland left the field at halftime due to a minor injury after a collision with Luke Shaw and Harry Maguire, Manchester United fans chanted a taunt: "Haaland, how's your father? Haaland, Haaland, how's your father?"

This chant was repeated many times as Haaland limped along, showing the excitement of the "Red Devils" fans after their team took the lead and ultimately won 2-0 against Manchester City. The chant, "Haaland, how's your father?", is one of the familiar taunts that Manchester United fans use for Haaland whenever he plays at Old Trafford.

It alludes to the historical event in 2001, when Haaland's father, former midfielder Alf-Inge Haaland (then playing for Manchester City), was brutally fouled by Roy Keane (former Manchester United captain) during a derby match, resulting in a serious knee injury.

Keane later admitted in his autobiography that he intentionally sought "revenge" for a previous collision that had caused him serious injury. Although this is a provocative chant and has existed for many years, it is still used by Manchester United fans to taunt Haaland, Manchester City's star player.

Source: https://znews.vn/cdv-mu-che-nhao-haaland-post1620626.html