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That's now 5 out of 6 in the PL. The red shite had 7 out of 9. Let's chase that down next

There have been four instances of a PL side scoring 60 goals in a season in their home fixtures.

We have done it three of those times. Chelsea being the other

We have scored 100 goals at the Etihad this season. The second such occasion this has happened in the history of English football

And guess what. We did it the first time as well, in 2018/19

In the whole of top flight history there have been 15 instances of a side winning 12 consecutive games. Under Pep, we’ve done 5 of those. A third of all occurrences in 130+ years in 6 years

What a game to bring up Peps 300th win as City boss. In his 412th game!!

The quickest ever Cup Final goal at 12 seconds

CITY 2 redshit 1, the only stat I care aboiyut at the moment.

We’ve scored 150 this season so far

It’s the 4th time an English top flight club has achieved this
City 156 in 2013/14
City 169 in 2018/19
City 150 in 2021/22

Were the other three

nottsblue wrote:We’ve scored 150 this season so far

It’s the 4th time an English top flight club has achieved this
City 156 in 2013/14
City 169 in 2018/19
City 150 in 2021/22

Were the other three

I read this eaelier. Makes you scratch your head in wonder when you read comments about city only scoring so many due to the viking....

Scumbags are the only team to lose an FA Cup Final in June.

Of course we are the only ones to win an FA Cup Final in June, but it doesn't sound quite as good somehow.

Been sitting on this all week. Didn't want to jinx it.

Celtic, Bayern Munich and now Manchester City are the only clubs to lay claim to have won the domestic treble and the continental treble.

That was Pep's 300th City win and 600th managerial win.

Manchester City have scored 100+ goals more than they've conceded in three of the last five seasons - prior to Pep Guardiola's arrival at the club, no English top-flight side had ever finished a season having scored 100+ more than they had conceded.

After a record-breaking six months, Manchester City's Julian Alvarez has booked his place in history as the first player to win a treble of European Cup, league and domestic cup - and a World Cup - in the same season.

We scored three or more goals in 31 games in all competitions this season. The 20 such scorelines we achieved in the league is only the fourth time a team has done so in the Premier League era in a single season - Liverpool in 2013-14 (21), and City themselves in 2017-18 and 2011-12 (20).

We are the first team to win the 22/23 premiership, the 2023 FA cup and the 2023 Champions League.

Pep Gurdiola won his 300th match with Manchester City last night. It took him 413 games to reach the achievement - that is the fewest amount of games needed to reach 300 wins with a top flight English club, per Opta.

The managers with the next fewest are: Jose Mourinho took 493 matches, Arsene Wenger 515 games, Bob Paisley 515 games and Don Revie 524.

Blue Jam wrote:Pep Gurdiola won his 300th match with Manchester City last night. It took him 413 games to reach the achievement - that is the fewest amount of games needed to reach 300 wins with a top flight English club, per Opta.

The managers with the next fewest are: Jose Mourinho took 493 matches, Arsene Wenger 515 games, Bob Paisley 515 games and Don Revie 524.

Where’s Slur?

I've just discovered a record which has been kept very quiet.
Our win over the rags in the FA cup final, makes said rags the undisputed champions of losing FA cup finals.
They were in joint first place, along with Chelsea and Everton, with 8 losses, but we made it 9.

Never saw that talked about before or after the game.

patrickblue wrote:I've just discovered a record which has been kept very quiet.
Our win over the rags in the FA cup final, makes said rags the undisputed champions of losing FA cup finals.
They were in joint first place, along with Chelsea and Everton, with 8 losses, but we made it 9.

Never saw that talked about before or after the game.

And they never will.
Same with the +700 days between 2018 and summer of 2020 when every trophy in England was won by us. No other club ever did that.