Manchester City Premier League records include a 100-point season, four consecutive titles and a dramatic championship decided on goal difference. City also set marks for goals, wins and winning margins that help explain the club’s place in Premier League history. This guide brings the major records together without mixing them with current fixtures or live standings.
Manchester City Premier League records stretch from the 2011/12 title decider to the remarkable 2017/18 campaign and the four-title run completed in 2023/24. Each achievement tells a different part of the story: a narrow finish, an exceptional single season and sustained success. For the wider club overview, visit the Manchester City club hub.
Manchester City Premier League records at a glance
| Record | Manchester City achievement |
| Most points in a Premier League season | 100 — 2017/18 |
| Most goals in a Premier League season | 106 — 2017/18 |
| Most consecutive Premier League titles | Four — 2020/21 to 2023/24 |
| Largest title-winning points margin | 19 — 2017/18 |
| Most Premier League wins in one season (joint record) | 32 — 2017/18 and 2018/19 |
The 100-point season and 106-goal record
Manchester City’s 100-point season in 2017/18 was the first time a Premier League team reached that total. City won 32 of 38 matches, drew four and lost two under Pep Guardiola. The team scored 106 goals and finished with a +79 goal difference, making the campaign notable for its attacking output as well as its points tally. The 19-point gap over second-placed Manchester United remains the league’s largest winning margin.
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Four consecutive Premier League titles
Manchester City’s four consecutive Premier League titles came in 2020/21, 2021/22, 2022/23 and 2023/24. No men’s club had previously won England’s top-flight title in four successive seasons. This record measures sustained results across several campaigns, whereas the 100-point record belongs to one season. City also retained the title in 2018/19 after finishing that campaign with 98 points.
How City won the 2011/12 title on goal difference
Manchester City’s 2011/12 title was decided on goal difference after City and Manchester United both finished on 89 points. City’s +64 goal difference placed them ahead of United’s +56. Sergio Agüero’s stoppage-time winner against Queens Park Rangers secured a 3–2 victory on the final day and completed the turnaround. For the wider rivalry, explore the Manchester United vs Manchester City head-to-head history.
Winning runs and the difference between records and current stats
Manchester City’s 18 consecutive Premier League wins between August and December 2017 share the competition record with Liverpool’s run in 2019/20. City also recorded 32 league victories in both 2017/18 and 2018/19, a single-season mark Liverpool later matched. These are completed historical achievements, not a statement about the team’s current form. For goals, assists and match-by-match numbers from a particular campaign, use the Manchester City season stats page.
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Conclusion
Manchester City Premier League records include the 100-point and 106-goal season, four straight titles and the 2011/12 championship won on goal difference. The records provide historical context without requiring weekly changes to the article.
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