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Nigels Tackle wrote:from the beeb during the break

HT: Man City 0-1 Man Utd
Manchester United are unbeaten in their last 143 Premier League matches when leading at half-time (W123, D20) dating back to 21 September 2014 against Leicester City (5-3 defeat).

Just came on to post this!!!!

How the fuck have a bang average rag side managed this

Foden’s equaliser was the 600th goal we’ve scored at the Etihad under Pep

nottsblue wrote:Foden’s equaliser was the 600th goal we’ve scored at the Etihad under Pep

This i like

Just read this on the beeb re Rodders.

He is now on the longest unbeaten run of any PL player. 59 games, 395 days since he was on the losing side. Thank god for Rodri........

salford city wrote:Just read this on the beeb re Rodders.

He is now on the longest unbeaten run of any PL player. 59 games, 395 days since he was on the losing side. Thank god for Rodri........

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nottsblue wrote:

Nigels Tackle wrote:from the beeb during the break

HT: Man City 0-1 Man Utd
Manchester United are unbeaten in their last 143 Premier League matches when leading at half-time (W123, D20) dating back to 21 September 2014 against Leicester City (5-3 defeat).

Just came on to post this!!!!

How the fuck have a bang average rag side managed this

It is quite easy really , they drew about 140 of them

zuricity wrote:

nottsblue wrote:

Nigels Tackle wrote:from the beeb during the break

HT: Man City 0-1 Man Utd
Manchester United are unbeaten in their last 143 Premier League matches when leading at half-time (W123, D20) dating back to 21 September 2014 against Leicester City (5-3 defeat).

Just came on to post this!!!!

How the fuck have a bang average rag side managed this

It is quite easy really , they drew about 140 of them

That time period would cover 370 games, give or take a few. So they were only winning at half time in about 38% of games, according to that stat. These would almost certainly be games they were expected to win anyway.

Haaland is in the top 20 CL goalscorers of all time in the CL (and European Cup), with 41 goals in 37 games.

We're still the club for which he has the worst strike rate in the competition, believe it or not (18 in 18).

We are now 37 games unbeaten at home at the Etihad. Another club record

Manchester City are the first side in major European competition history to score 3+ goals in nine consecutive home matches, a run which started with a 5-0 win over FC Copenhagen back in October 2022.

Manchester City have won 28 of their past 30 home games in the Champions League. They are only the second side to go 30+ consecutive home matches without defeat in the competition, after Barcelona (38 from September 2013 to November 2020).

City become just the third side to win 10 consecutive Champions League games, joining Real Madrid (2015) and Bayern Munich (2013, 2020).

Manchester City the first team to play in SIX consecutive FA Cup Semi finals

First side in history to reach 6 consecutive FA Cup semi finals

Manchester City are now unbeaten in 30 games in all competitions (W24 D6), making them the third English top-flight side to go 30+ matches without defeat, after Nottingham Forest (40 in 1978) and Manchester United (twice - 34 in 1993-94 & 33 in 1998-99).

Manchester City are only the fourth side to score 4+ goals in four consecutive Premier League games, after Manchester United in April 2000, Man City themselves in May 2022, and Arsenal in March this year.

KDB has had two or more assists in a single game 18 times in the PL. A competition record

Most Wins in First 3️⃣0️⃣0️⃣ Premier League Matches:

1. Pep Guardiola - 221
2. Jose Mourinho - 189
3. Jurgen Klopp - 188
4. Alex Ferguson - 183

Erling Haaland (now 61) reached the 60-goal tally in the Premier League today, in his 63rd appearance in the competition. Before today, the fewest matches a player needed to reach 60 Prem goals was 77 by Alan Shearer.

nottsblue wrote:Erling Haaland (now 61) reached the 60-goal tally in the Premier League today, in his 63rd appearance in the competition. Before today, the fewest matches a player needed to reach 60 Prem goals was 77 by Alan Shearer.

Is he really 61 , perhaps he can retire in two years ?