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Haaland Told Arteta To 'stay Humble' After 2-2 Draw At Etihad Stadium
In the customary handshake after the match, Haaland slapped Arteta on the back as he told the Gunners boss to “stay humble, eh, stay humble”.
Arteta turned back and gave a stare to the Norwegian striker after hearing the remark but then walked away.
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