A last-gasp Sergio Aguero goal against QPR secures the title in the most dramatic of fashions at a jubilant Etihad Stadium.Ģ014 Manuel Pellegrini's side clinch two trophies in one season for the first time since 1970, lifting the Capital One Cup and Premier League title. The club break the British transfer record for the second time with the £32.5m signing of Robinho from Real Madrid.Ģ009 Roberto Mancini, former manager of Inter Milan replaces Mark Hughes in December.Ģ010 The Blues enjoy their best ever Premier League campaign, finishing 5 th and qualifying for the Europa League in the process, as well as reaching the League Cup semi finals.Ģ011 The long wait for a trophy ends when the Blues beat Stoke 1-0 to lift the FA Cup, and qualify for the 2011/12 Champions League for the first time too!Ģ012 City win the League Championship for the first time in 44 years following a thrilling Premier League campaign. Former Wales, Barcelona, Bayern Munich and Manchester United star Mark Hughes becomes the new City Manager. The club make the move to the impressive, 48,000 capacity, City of Manchester Stadium.Ģ007 Sven Goran Eriksson replaces Stuart Pearce as manager, and on 15th December City establish a 'top flight' club-record of nine straight home League wins at the start of the season.Ģ008 The Abu Dhabi United Group become the new owners of Manchester City. A 4-1 victory over Blackburn at Ewood Park to seal promotion is followed by a celebratory pitch invasion by the Blues’ enormous travelling support.Ģ002 Future manager Stuart Pearce captains City as we are promoted back to the Premiership, breaking club records for the most goals scored and most points gained in a season along the way.Ģ003 It’s an emotional farewell to Maine Road as City’s home for 80 years stages its last football match, City vs. Most capped player: David Silva (Spain) Timeline 2000sĢ000 City return to the Premiership following back-to-back promotions. (Record home attendance in English football) Highest home attendance: 84,569 v Stoke City, 3 March 1934. Record European victory: 7–0 v Schalke 04 (UEFA Champions League: Round of 16 second leg), 12 March 2019 Record FA Cup victory: 12–0 v Liverpool Stanley, 4 October 1890 Record league victory: 11–3 v Lincoln City, 23 March 1895 Most consecutive league clean sheets during a season: 6 (15 September 2018 – 29 October 2018) Most clean sheets by an individual goalkeeper in one season: 29: Joe Hart (2010/11) Most clean sheets in one season: 33 (61 matches, 2018/19) Longest winning run by an English side in the Champions League: 7 (9 December 2020 - )Ĭlub record unbeaten home run in the Champions League: 14 (7 November 2018 - )Ĭlub record unbeaten run in the Champions League: 12 (21 October 2020 - ) Highest number of wins achieved in a single month in English football: 9: January 2021 Premier League record for longest winning run of games in a calendar year: 13 (3 January - 2 March 2021) Most away wins in a row (all competitions): 19 (19 December 2020 - )Ĭlub record unbeaten run: 28 (27 April 2017 - 3 December 2017 and 25 November 2020 - 2 March 2021)Ĭlub record unbeaten run away from home: 22 (5 November 2020 - ) Most away league wins in a row: 11 ( - 27 December 2017) Most home wins in a row (all competitions): 20 (9 September 2017 – 4 March 2018) Most home league wins in a row: 20 (5 March 2011 – 21 March 2012)

Most Premier League wins in a row: 11 (equalling City's previous record in 2017 and Chelsea's of 2008)

Most league wins in a row: 18 (26 August – 27 December 2017)

Most wins in a row (all competitions) - English top-flight record: 21 (19 December 2020 - 2 March 2021) Most league goals by one player in a season: 38: Tommy Johnson (Division One, 1928/29) Most goals in a season (all competitions): 169 (2018/19) Most league goals in a season: 108 (Division Two, 1926/27: 42 games) and Division One (2001/02: 46 games) Most points in a season (3 for a win): 100 (Premier League, 2017/18) Most points in a season (2 for a win): 62 (Division Two, 1946/47) Highest appearance maker: Alan Oakes (680)Ĭlub record goal-scorer: Sergio Aguero (178+)įirst club to win an English domestic treble: 2018/19 (plus 2018 FA Community/Charity Shield) Second Division/Division One/Championships Winners

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