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The longest winning streaks in Premier League history

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The longest winning streaks in Premier League history

This article looks back at the longest winning streaks in Premier League history, including those by Manchester United and Manchester City. The selection, covering several past campaigns, is presented by Planet Football, according to Punch.

The longest winning streaks in Premier League history have featured in several of the English league’s great seasons, according to a retrospective by Planet Football published on Sunday by Punch. Manchester United is among the teams highlighted, with a run of 12 consecutive wins in 2000.

Liverpool, Manchester City, Chelsea and Arsenal have also put together lengthy winning streaks. Some came during landmark seasons, including Liverpool’s 2019-2020 title campaign and Manchester City’s record-breaking season, which ended with 100 points. Planet Football’s retrospective notes that these runs helped shape their campaigns.

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