Haaland does not regret Gabriel incident, says Man City striker

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The Norway attacker aimed and threw a football at the head of Arsenal defender Gabriel from a close distance.

Manchester City forward Erling Haaland has refused to apologize for recent ill discipline.AdvertisementAdvertisement

Haaland did so in the celebrations of his team’s equalizer in a contentious 2-2 draw between the teams recently.

Asked about the matter on international duty, Haaland said: "I don't regret much in life. 

“In the heat of the moment, things happened in that game. What happens on the pitch, stays on the pitch. That's how it is."

Speaking to TNT Sports Brasil, Gabriel remarked: "I don't even remember this. It's normal, they were happy after scoring in the last minute.

"They were playing at home, so their duty was to win the match, but our team did really well to resist. 

“It's a battle, a war, so it's normal to have provocative acts in football, it's part of the game. Now this is over and we are waiting for them at our ground."