Manchester City striker Erling Haaland said he is in the peak form of his career after their 1-0 win over Brentford.

With the goal in this game, Haaland has scored 9 goals in the Premier League this season, and has scored in 9 consecutive games for the club and national team, setting a new record for the longest consecutive scoring streak in his career.

Just 9 minutes into the game, Haaland used his speed and strength to get rid of defender Sepp van den Berg and calmly shot the ball into the net, securing the victory for the team early on.

After the game, Haaland admitted in an interview: "You can say that I am in the best condition of my life. I have never felt better than now. Preparation is the key, not only physically but also mentally. After having children, I can better 'disconnect' from football and really relax when I get home, which makes me more focused on the court."

Facing Brentford's tough defense, Haaland praised the team's preparations and defensive execution: "They are very tall, and the throw-in can be sent almost from the midfield, which is not easy to deal with. But we are well prepared, and the efforts of the logistics team are commendable."

Haaland also mentioned the fierce confrontation with Van den Berg : "In the first five minutes he kept pushing me, and I thought, okay, let's do it. So I started to counterattack. This goal is one of the most meaningful for me."

With the in-form Haaland continuing to score, Manchester City is steadily moving forward on the road to the championship, and the Norwegian striker is obviously more confident than ever.