MISFIRING Man City ace Erling Haaland is set to net a sackful at Christmas, his girlfriend’s shopping receipt suggests.
Isabel Haugseng Johansen splashed more than £6,000 at Selfridges — including a £1,670 backpack and a £950 Gucci hoodie for the Nordic goal-scoring sensation.
She also bought a £2,700 Gucci handbag in the online spree.
Details of Isabel’s spend emerged after blundering Selfridges staff sent her receipt to another customer by mistake.
The woman — a Man United fan who asked not to be named — said: “I opened an envelope which had my receipt in it, and then I saw another one.
“I was shocked. I’m just gutted his presents weren’t for me.”
Haaland, 24, who has scored three goals in his last 12 Premier League games, is expecting his first child with Isabel, 20.
Selfridges was contacted for comment.
Haaland and Isabel were united by football in their homeland.
They met each other when they were kids, who shared a mutual interest in the beautiful game and played for Byrne.
Like Haaland, she too was an aspiring footballer in her youth who dreamed of becoming pro.
In a rare interview, she recalled: “We were just kids, kicking a ball around without a care in the world.”
TYSON FURY stormed out of the ring after a suffering a heart-breaking points defeat by Oleksandr Usyk.
Officially at his career-heaviest weight of 20 stone, Fury came flying out the blocks before Usyk began to work out the Gypsy King in the latter stages.
On an eventful undercard, Johnny Fisher was DROPPED by Dave Allen before winning by a controversial decision and Moses Itauma brutally KNOCKED OUT Demsey McKean in the first round.
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THE scorecard of the Artificial Intelligence judge for Tyson Fury’s defeat to Oleksandr Usyk fight has been revealed.
The highly-anticipated rematch used a fourth judge – whose scores did not count towards the result – to show how AI could play a part in boxing in the future.
The tech analysed every round, every move and every decisive moment during the fight, displaying real time metrics like aggression, landed punches, impact and defensive deployments.
And the high-tech addition was in agreement with all three of the other judges – marking Usyk as the champion.
The AI official deemed the Ukrainian to have won 118-112, scoring a 10 in every round bar the second and the fifth.
That scoring favours Usyk even more than the three judges, who all deemed The Cat to have won 116-112 over Fury.
Fans were less than impressed by the technology and took to social media to fume about it.
One boxing fan wrote: “Worse than VAR! Keep it out of the game”.
While another posted: “AI needs some work, mate. I honestly thought Fury got it”.
A third slammed: “So AI is worse than real judges. Good to know.”
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Here's a look at how the AI judge scored each round...
Round 1: Usyk 10-10 Fury
Round 2: Usyk 9-10 Fury
Round 3: Usyk 10-9 Fury
Round 4: Usyk 10-9 Fury
Round 5: Usyk 9-10 Fury
Round 6: Usyk 10-9 Fury
Round 7: Usyk 10-9 Fury
Round 8: Usyk 10-9 Fury
Round 9: Usyk 10-9 Fury
Round 10: Usyk 10-9 Fury
Round 11: Usyk 10-9 Fury
Round 12: Usyk 10-9 Fury
RESULT: 118-112
And a fourth joked: “Was the AI judge based at Stockley Park by any chance?”
Tyson Fury was just as angry about the AI result too, slamming it in his post-fight press conference.
“F*** all computers,” Fury said. “More jobs for humans.”
Fury was just as angry with the real judge’s score too, with The Gypsy King storming out of the ring without a post-fight interview after learning of their scorecards.
Fury wasn’t the only one that thought that the scoring was incorrect either, his promoter Frank Warren slammed the decisions on the broadcast when talking after the fight.
He said: “I am dumbfounded, to give four rounds out of the 12 is impossible.
“One judge didn’t give him any round from round six onwards, that’s impossible.
“It’s crazy, and I’m calm and collected, that is a nonsense. Their faces, the management of Usyk had him winning.”
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TYSON FURY stormed out of the ring in disgust after Daniel Dubois confronted Oleksandr Usyk following their clash.
The Gypsy King suffered defeat to Usyk again to leave his future hanging in the balance.
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And Fury failed to assure the public he would continue boxing as he instead stormed out of the ring before being interviewed.
Usyk, 37, was questioned by TNT Sports after he retained his belts for the fourth time.
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He paid tribute to his wife and began to share his thoughts on the fight before he was rudely interrupted by Dubois.
The Brit, who knocked out Anthony Joshua and became heavyweight champion this year, went face to face with Usyk as he challenged him to a rematch.
The pair fought a close contest together in August 2023, with Dubois hurting Usyk with a punch that was controversially judged to be a low blow.
TNT Sports commentator Carl Frampton labelled Dubois’ behaviour “disrespectful”, with his timing preventing Fury from being able to speak to the crowd.
SunSport later caught Fury, 36, walking to his dressing room where he was heard saying: “Robbed there!”
He bumped into his former trainer Ben Davison and asked him what he thought of the fight before adding: “I swear to God I thought I won by at least three rounds.”
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https://twitter.com/SunSport/status/1870619939280654378Frank Warren echoed the thoughts of his fighter as he spoke on behalf of Fury in the ring.
He said: “I am dumbfounded, to give four rounds out of the 12 is impossible.
“One judge didn’t give him any round from round six onwards, that’s impossible.
“It’s crazy, and I’m calm and collected, that is a nonsense. Their faces, the management of Usyk had him winning.”
ANTHONY JOSHUA had a just a one-word response to Oleksandr Usyk’s victory over Tyson Fury.
Usyk has now done the double over both the British superstars.
He first won the world heavyweight titles on points against Joshua in 2021 before winning the rematch a year later.
Usyk, 37, then became the first to ever defeat Fury, 36, with a split-decision last May.
And he followed it up with a unanimous verdict seven months later to regain his heavyweight crown and inflict a second loss on Fury.
Joshua posted an emoji of the Ukrainian flag with the word “respect.”
Fury fumed at the decision and stormed out of the ring to leave his future in doubt.
But Lennox Lewis told TNT Sports: “He goes to London, the biggest fight in history, maybe Anthony Joshua.”
Joshua, 35, is coming off a fifth-round knockout loss to Daniel Dubois, 27, in September.
And promoter Frank Warren was left to answer questions over Fury’s future after the beaten Brit left the ring.
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Warren said: “I don’t know, I mean he’s very disappointed as I am.
“I’m not saying this to be biased, everyone along the front there we all thought it was the same way.”
Asked if Fury will fight again, Warren replied: “That’s up to him.
“It’s too early, it’s just after a fight emotions are running high. We’ll see. It’s nuts. Could you only give him four rounds out of eight?”
TYSON FURY was comforted by wife Paris moments after his heartbreaking defeat to Oleksandr Usyk.
The Gypsy King suffered a second successive loss to the slick southpaw in their Riyadh rematch on Saturday night.
Fury’s bid to become a three-time heavyweight champion fell flat on it’s face courtesy of a 116-112 scorecards from the judges.
The Wythenshawe warrior cut a frustrated figure after the scorecards – which he seemingly demanded to see – where read out.
He stormed out of the ring without conducting a post-fight interview and was shortly greeted by Paris.
And she stood by her dejected husband’s side as he processed the defeat on his way back to his dressing room.
An irate Fury vented his frustrations as he headed backstage, telling former coach Ben Davison that he “thought he won three rounds.”
Fury’s promoter Frank Warren was left gobsmacked by the scorecards, which he felt were TOO WIDE in Usyk’s favour.
The Queensberry Promotions chief told TNT Sports: “How can Tyson only got four rounds in this fight?
“It’s impossible. He got four rounds, each gave him four rounds, all different rounds.
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“He’s very disappointed, as I am as well.
“But I mean, I’m not saying there’s any bias [but] everybody along the front there, we all thought is the same.’
“Nuts. I don’t get it. I’m really, really disappointed with that.”
Warren was particularly stunned by one of the judges failing to score a SINGLE ROUND for the challenger after the midway point of the desert dust-up.
The Hall of Fame promoter said: “How can that be? That’s impossible.
“And same with the other judge here, you give him one round at the last at the last six, and the same here with this guy.
“It’s crazy. And I’m calm and collected.
“I’m not screaming and shouting. That is a nonsense.”
