In a tense Champions League match between Manchester City and Inter Milan that ended in a 0-0 draw, Erling Haaland experienced frustration as he failed to score, marking his first goalless game of the season after netting nine goals in his first four Premier League matches. After the final whistle, a light-hearted exchange occurred between Haaland and Inter defender Francesco Acerbi, who cheekily requested two of Haaland's shirts, prompting the striker to respond with a humorous 'f*** off'. This moment was captured on camera, showcasing both players' amusement despite the match's competitive nature. Manager Pep Guardiola acknowledged Inter's strong defense that managed to keep Haaland quiet throughout the game, limiting him to just three shots. Haaland is now only one goal shy of reaching 100 goals for Manchester City, a milestone he could achieve in their upcoming match against Arsenal. Both teams will look to build on this opening game as they continue their campaigns in the Champions League.