Haaland's 300th club goal secures City win over Coventry

Manchester City secured a convincing 4‑0 victory over West Ham United at the London Stadium, with Erling Haaland netting his 300th club goal to open the scoring. The win came after a stuttering home side struggled to find rhythm, and City’s dominant display saw them control the game from the first minute.

Enzo Fernández was handed the starting role after Nico O’Reilly suffered a back injury during the warm‑up, and he immediately demonstrated why City’s British record‑equalling £125 million investment paid off. Fernández provided a key pass to Antoine Semenyo, whose right‑wing cross was converted into a goal. The midfielder’s involvement throughout the match underlined his growing influence in the squad.

With Haaland’s milestone goal and a well‑timed assist from Fernández, City’s attack proved too potent for West Ham, who were unable to mount a credible comeback. The result strengthens City’s position in the Premier League standings and highlights the impact of their recent midfield acquisitions.