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Pep Guardiola's Manchester City have smashed all kinds of Premier League records during their back-to-back title wins - but which new landmarks could they break in 2019/20?

Three consecutive Premier League titles

Manchester City became the first side since Manchester United in 2008/09 to defend the Premier League title and they could move level with the best-ever streaks in the Premier League era if they make it three in a row.

United achieved three on the spin twice, first between 1998 and 2001 and then from 2006 to 2009.

19 consecutive wins

Manchester City made a blistering start to the 2017/18 season, winning 18 Premier League games between August and December.

Having won their final 14 of last season to clinch the title ahead of Liverpool, City start the new campaign well placed to beat their own record, albeit with a summer break in between.

Score in every game

Arsene Wenger's entertaining 2001/02 title winners at Arsenal scored in all 38 of their Premier League fixtures - a feat not achieved before or since.

City have come close. Liverpool and Chelsea were the only teams to keep clean sheets against them last season, while in 2017/18 Crystal Palace and Huddersfield were the surprise pair to shut out Guardiola's attack.

Most goals scored at home

City's sensational 2017/18 title win saw them break the record for goals scored in a Premier League season by hitting 106. But the record for the most goals scored at home during a season still belongs to Chelsea.

The London side struck 68 times at Stamford Bridge in 2009/10 - that's seven more than City managed on home soil in 2017/18 and 11 more than last season, when City's Etihad tally fell to 57.

Fewest goals conceded

Chelsea's remarkable record of conceding just 15 times in 2004/05 won't be easy to beat - but could this City side be the ones to do just that?

They let in just 23 goals last season - one more than Liverpool - and will be aiming to offer up even fewer chances this time around, following the big-money investment in defensive midfielder Rodri.

In terms of home and away records, Manchester United let just four goals in at Old Trafford during 1994/95, while Chelsea's backline were beaten on only nine occasions on the road in 2004/05.

Go invincible and pass 50 unbeaten…

Matching Arsenal's Invincibles of 2003/04 may seem like the impossible task but in the past two seasons City have gone deep into the campaign before suffering their first loss.

In 2017/18 they went undefeated in their first 22 matches before eventually losing to Liverpool in January, while last season they fell to Chelsea in December after a strong 15-game start.

Can Guardiola's men hold off all challengers this time around? If they do, they'll surpass Arsenal's eventual total of 49-unbeaten, as City won their final 14 games of last season.

Saul Goodman wrote:Zinchenko has now tied the longest winning streak in league history equaling David Silva's 23.

Mase wrote:

Saul Goodman wrote:Zinchenko has now tied the longest winning streak in league history equaling David Silva's 23.

I think more importantly that shows how important Otter is to us.

Saul Goodman wrote:Gotta hope United stop Liverpool next matchweek or they tie our record for longest league winning streak

Outcast wrote:

Saul Goodman wrote:Gotta hope United stop Liverpool next matchweek or they tie our record for longest league winning streak

The dippers always struggle at old toilet. Let's hope the scum have a disappointing result against the geordies and want to rectify it when they play the them. I'm convinced they will drop points before we meet them, if not, might as well buy a ear plugs ready for May.