Erling Haaland claims Manchester City approaches Sunday's potential title decider with Arsenal feeling no pressure. The striker maintains Pep Guardiola's side has "nothing to lose" after playing catch-up in the Premier League title race all season. City requires seven consecutive victories to overturn Arsenal's six-point lead, with the Norwegian striker downplaying expectation despite his team's recent dominance.

Haaland admitted he's feeling calm ahead of facing Arsenal's formidable defensive duo Gabriel and William Saliba, having scored just once in his previous five league matches. The 22-year-old has five goals in 10 appearances against the Gunners but acknowledges it will be a difficult challenge against what he considers the Premier League's best central-defensive partnership. City's recent 3-0 victory at Chelsea followed Arsenal's surprise loss to Bournemouth, intensifying the title race.

The normally free-scoring forward described each of City's remaining games as "a final," emphasizing the importance of Sunday's clash. Haaland showed leadership after the Chelsea match by highlighting young defender Abdukodir Khusanov, explaining his actions stem from wanting to make teammates comfortable during challenging transitions. City sits second, seven points behind Arsenal with eight games remaining in the season.