Old Record Player Broken

Haaland Smashes Shearer's Record

Haaland breaks record as fastest player to reach 100 Premier League Goals

Erling Haaland has set a new Premier League milestone, becoming the fastest player in history to reach 100 goals. The Norwegian striker

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Man City's Erling Haaland breaks Alan Shearer record with 100th goal

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10 more Premier League records that won’t be broken after Erling Haaland hits 100 in record time

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EPL scores: Haaland scores his 100th Premier League goal as City beats Fulham 5-4. Romero nets 2 for Spurs

Erling Haaland scored his 100th Premier League goal on Tuesday and Manchester City moved to within two points of the top of the standings after surviving a stunning fightback from Fulham.

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Haaland's incredible numbers

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Haaland breaks Shearer's Premier League record for fastest to 100 goals and says 'that's my job'

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Man City boss Pep Guardiola labels Erling Haaland 10-goal haul an 'insane achievement'

He took only 17 minutes to find the net at Craven Cottage and become the 35th player to hit 100 Premier League goals, doing it in an incredible 111 matches.

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How Haaland set Premier League's 100-goal record

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Win one of four signed Haaland shirts to celebrating his 100 Premier League goals

How Cooper Flagg broke LeBron James' long-standing NBA record

Now, Flagg officially holds the record as the youngest player ever to score 35 points in a game in NBA history. James held the record for 22 years, it will be interesting to see how long it stands for Flagg.

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Cooper Flagg breaks LeBron James’ 22-year-old record just a day after losing to LA Lakers

Dallas Mavericks rookie Cooper Flagg smashed his personal scoring record in a recent game. The Dallas Mavericks bounced back following their NBA Cup loss against the Los Angeles Lakers with a much-needed win over the LA Clippers.

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This Baseball Team Recently Broke a 79-Year-Old Record. Why Didn’t Anyone Notice?

Baseball’s about to get started again, but before the Cubs and Dodgers take the field in the Tokyo Dome on Tuesday, let’s take one more look back at last season, when baseball history was made, a decades-old record was smashed—and nobody noticed.