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Man City beats Ipswich for seventh straight win, Haaland hits eight

Manchester City beat Ipswich 3-2 to extend their unbeaten league run, with Haaland scoring twice for his competition-leading eighth goal.

Manchester City secured their seventh consecutive Premier League win on Saturday, defeating Ipswich 3-2 at home. Erling Haaland scored twice to move to eight goals for the campaign, leading the league's scoring charts.

City's run continues despite being found guilty of large-scale financial wrongdoing spanning nearly a decade. The verdict threatens the club's place in the Premier League.

The club has appealed the verdict and maintains its innocence. Manager Enzo Maresca believes the scandal has galvanized the squad.

Fans brought inflatable bananas to the Etihad Stadium, a throwback to the 1980s. Supporters showed defiance, chanting "Going down with the City."

There was concern when Haaland and substitute Antoine Semenyo were hobbling after the match.

Seven straight
Consecutive league wins
Eight goals, competition-high
Haaland's goal tally
City 3-2 Ipswich
Match result
Nearly a decade
Financial wrongdoing span

Why it mattersCity's unbeaten start shows financial turmoil has not yet dented their playing strength, though the legal case remains a long-term threat to their future.

AustraliaPremier League matches draw Australian viewers; some Australian players compete in the league and face scrutiny during major scandals.

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