Haaland Goal v Sparta - Fluke or Genius?

Sorry but, even by BM standards, this is a stupid thread. Haaland's principal role is to score goals and, to that end, pretty much every contact he makes with the ball is with that intention. A 'fluke' is defined as an unlikely chance occurrence, particularly an unexpected piece of luck. How in holy fuck could this goal meet that definition?
 
Well, did he mean it or was it just flukey. I'd like to think he meant what he was doing and Hoddle reckons he did as well.

Don't know how to add voting buttons, as that would probably help - bit like the Stones Goal thread.
Did Hoddle consult Doris Stokes?
 
It was definitely meant, you can see the way he puts force into the backheel just before he makes contact with the ball.

It was strange though as some media channels such as TNT were raving about how good it was, but I then listened to 5 Live after the match and they barely mentioned the goal, focussing on Nunes performance and Foden getting the first goal instead
 
Genius with a bit of luck.

He means then back heel and contact towards goal.

He can't really predict how high the ball was going to come up off of the turf.
 

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