The feat is impressive when compared to other names in world football. Harry Kane needed 71 matches, Neymar 74, Mbappé and Lewandowski 90, Messi 107, and Cristiano Ronaldo 114 to reach the same mark.
Even after missing a penalty at the start of the match, Haaland responded with his usual goal-scoring instinct.
Since August, he has scored 20 goals and provided three assists for Manchester City and Norway, and is experiencing a great goal-scoring phase: nine consecutive games scoring.
The only time he failed to score this season was in City's 2-0 defeat to Tottenham.
He is also the top scorer of the European Qualifiers with 12 goals.
Twice as many as Memphis (Netherlands), Arnautovic (Austria), and Kramaric (Croatia).