From Liverpool to Man City: Premier League’s longest winning streaks in history

From 2000 to 2024, Premier League history has seen an impressive array of longest winning streaks by various teams. Manchester United's 12-game unbeaten run under Sir Alex Ferguson remains one of the earliest notable streaks, showcasing their dominance in a season where they were already at the top of the table. Manchester City, under Pep Guardiola, recorded a 12-win streak in the 2021-22 season, which proved crucial in their tight title fight with Liverpool.

Chelsea's 13-game winning streak under Antonio Conte in 2016-17 marked a turning point in their season, transforming them from eighth place to the top of the table. Manchester City notched another impressive 13-win run in the 2024 season, extending their momentum from the previous season, although their title defense was eventually marred by struggles.

Arsenal holds a special place in Premier League history with their legendary 14-game unbeaten streak under Arsène Wenger, which culminated in the 2003-04 'Invincibles' season. Manchester City also secured a remarkable 15-win streak in the 2019 season, narrowly winning the title by one point over Liverpool despite both teams accumulating 97 points.

Liverpool's 17-win streak in the 2019-20 season, following their narrow 2018-19 title defeat, demonstrated their ability to bounce back and secure another historic campaign.