Breaking records/stats thread

Records City can still break

Fully updated for All-Time records...
(all historical results converted to 3 points for a win)

Biggest title winning points margin
Currently: 16
Premier League Record: 18 (Man Utd 1999/2000) [-2] Note: The points difference between Utd and Arsenal is 18 points NOT 16.
Old Division one Record: 19 (Aston Villa 1896/97) [-3]
All-Time Top-Flight Record: 19 (Aston Villa 1896/97)
-> City need Utd to drop between 2 and 4 points on us to equal or surpass these records.

Most points in a season

Currently: 90 (12 to play for)
Premier League Record: 95 (Chelsea 2004/05) [-5]
Old Division One Record: 98 (Liverpool 1978/79) [-8]
All-Time Top-Flight Record: 98 (Liverpool 1978/79)
-> City need 6 points to surpass Chelsea for the PL record and 9 points to surpass Liverpool for the all time record.

Most home points in a season (no longer possible)
Currently: 46 (6 to play for)
Premier League Record: 55 (City 2011/12, Utd 2010/11 & Chelsea 2005/06) [Can't be equaled]
Old Division One Record: 59 (Liverpool 1978/79) [Can't be equaled]
All-Time Top-Flight Record: 59 (Liverpool 1978/79) [Can't be equaled]

-> Losing against Utd in the derby meant we couldn't equal this record but we currently share the Premier League record from 2011/12!

Most away points in a season
Currently: 44 (6 to play for)
Premier League Record: 48 (Chelsea 2004/05)
Old Division One Record: 49 (Spurs 1960/61)
All-Time Top-Flight Record: 49 (Spurs 1960/61)
-> Win 1 and draw 1 and we equal the Chelsea PL record, win both and we bag the all time record as well!

Most goals in a season in all competitions
Currently: 135
Premier League Record: 156 (Manchester City 2013/14) [-21]
Old Division One Record: 147 (Arsenal: 1930/31) [-12]
All-Time Top-Flight Record: 156 (Manchester City 2013/14)
-> 22 goals to beat our own 2013/14 season all-time record (@+5.5 goals a game on average) to surpass our own 2013/14 season record.

Most goals in a league season
Currently: 98
Premier League Record: 103 (Chelsea 2009/10) [-5]
Old Division One Record: 128 (Aston Villa 1930/31 - who were runners up!) [-30]
All-Time Top-Flight Record: 128 (Aston Villa 1930/31)
-> 6 goals required to break the Premier League record.
-> 31 goals to beat Aston Villa's all-time Record (@7.75 goals a game on average) - Highly unlikely.


Most home goals in a league season

Currently: 58
Premier League Record: 68 (Chelsea 2009/10) [-10]
Old Division One Record: 86 (Aston Villa 1930/31 - who were runners up!) [-30]
All-Time Top-Flight Record: 86 (Aston Villa 1930/31)
-> 11 goals to break the Premier League record.
-> 31 goals to break Aston Villa's all time record (highly unlikely).

Most away goals in a league season
Currently: 40
Premier League Record: 48 (Liverpool 2013/14) [-8]
Old Division One Record: 60 (Arsenal 1930/31) [-20]
All-Time Top-Flight Record: (Arsenal 1930/31)
-> 9 goals to break Liverpool's 2013/14 Premier League record.
-> 21 goals to break Arsenal's all-time record @5.25 goals a game.
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Most wins in a league season
Currently: 29 (4 to play)
Premier League Record: 30 (Chelsea 2016/17)
Old Division One Record: 31 (Spurs 1960/61)
All-Time Top-Flight Record: 31 (Spurs 1960/61)
-> 3 wins to take the all time record and 2 to take the Premier League record.

Most home wins in a league season (no longer possible)

Currently: 15 (2 to play)
Premier League Record: 18 (City 2011/12, Utd 2010/11 & Chelsea 2005/06) [Can't be equaled]
Old Division One Record: 19 (Liverpool 1978/79)
All-Time Top-Flight Record: 19 (Liverpool 1978/79)
-> not possible

Most away wins in a league season
Currently: 14 (2 to play)
Premier League Record: 15 (Chelsea 2004/05)
Old Division One Record: 16 (Spurs 1960/61)
-> 2 wins to take the Chelsea Premier League record and equal the all-time record.

Most assists (stats only collected from 1990s)
Currently: 15 (Kevin De Bruyne)
Record: 20 (Thierry Henry, 2002/03)
 
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There are a lot of historical records that are seriously at risk here from us - Many from the Golden era of football...
 
Pretty incredible when you think about it that if we win at West Ham and Southampton that we'd have only dropped seven points away from home in an entire league campaign.
 
If we do manage to get 100 points, this team will be remembered forever. When people talk about the best sides in English football, they will talk about City's 'Centurions' alongside Arsenal's 'Invincibles'.
 
I remember seeing that we're one of three teams with three players providing 10+ assists in a season.

Assuming there's never been a team with four, Sterling needs just 2 more from the last 4 games.
 

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