The web search results mention Haaland scoring a winning goal in a 2-1 victory against Arsenal and that this helped Man City close the gap in the title race. However, the evidence provided is not from multiple independent news sources reporting the exact same sequence of events (winning goal, 2-1 scoreline, specific impact on the title race) to meet the 'corroborated' threshold. The sources are general or refer to different matches/scenarios.

The web search results provide general information about Haaland's goal-scoring streaks and past performances, but none of the provided evidence confirms the specific details: that he hadn't scored since February, that the goal was scored after 65 minutes, or that this specific goal resulted in Man City being three points behind Arsenal.

The web search results provided for this claim are entirely related to firearms discussions (AR15.COM) and do not contain any factual data regarding Arsenal's points total (70 from 33 games) or Manchester City's points total (67 from 32 games). Therefore, the claim cannot be corroborated or verified with the evidence provided.

The web search results mention Rayan Cherki and goals scored in matches against Arsenal, but none of the provided snippets confirm that Rayan Cherki scored the *opening goal* in the *15th minute* of the game against Arsenal. The evidence is suggestive but lacks the specific corroboration required.

The web search results mention Kai Havertz scoring an equalizer for Arsenal, but they do not provide the specific detail that this happened 'less than two minutes after the opening goal' to confirm the full context of the claim.

The web search results confirm that Eberechi Eze plays for Arsenal and that Haaland has scored multiple goals, but none of the provided evidence confirms the specific sequence: Eberechi Eze hitting the woodwork, followed by Haaland scoring his 23rd league goal of the season after work by Nico O’Reilly.