Haaland's late winner gives Manchester City a thrilling victory at Leipzig

Enzo Maresca's concern was clear: Manchester City needed goals from more than one source. Haaland had already scored 13 times this season, according to Soccer News Football, which reported Maresca's call for greater contributions from the other attackers on November 3.

That concern followed defeats to Aston Villa and Brighton. Esteemed Kompany reported that creating chances had not been City's problem in those games. Taking them had.

City went ahead at Leipzig through a first-half own goal by Lukeba, according to CNN Brasil. Its report placed the Champions League match on Wednesday, November 4.

Leipzig kept responding. CNN Brasil reported that City were pegged back more than once, while L'Équipe described a largely dull contest that became frantic after the interval.

The decisive opening came from Elliot Anderson, whose cross was turned in by Haaland, according to Guardian Sport. That report put the finish on 77 minutes; L'Équipe recorded it in the 78th minute.

Haaland's goal settled the match at 3-2. Sky Sports reported that he had again proved decisive against Leipzig, earning City an away victory in the Champions League.

City have a win from their fourth league phase fixture, but the result does not resolve Maresca's concern about who supplies the goals. ESPN FC reported on November 4 that he said his side could not rely only on Haaland.

There is also a distinction between City's broader finishing problem and Haaland's service in this match. Guardian Sport reported that openings for him had recently been scarce and were again limited before Anderson's decisive cross.

The question now is whether City's other attackers can provide the goals Maresca has asked for. His demand, reported by Soccer News Football, remains unresolved by a victory whose decisive moment again belonged to Haaland.