The Longest Winning Streaks in Premier League History

Aston Villa maintained their strong performance with a 2-1 victory against Chelsea in the Premier League on Saturday evening.

Ollie Watkins, who came off the bench, scored two goals for Aston Villa, including a decisive goal in the 84th minute at Stamford Bridge.

This win keeps The Villans in the title race, now just three points behind leaders Arsenal as we approach 2026.

Aston Villa last won a top-flight league title in 1981, but there’s growing optimism about their challenge this season.

The team has set a club record with 11 consecutive wins across all competitions, and they have won eight straight in the Premier League.

Aston Villa have now won 11 games in a row 😳🔥

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Villa are gaining momentum, but they still have a long way to go to match the Premier League’s top winning streaks.

The record is held by Manchester City (2017-18) and Liverpool (2019-20), both of whom achieved 18 consecutive wins during their title-winning seasons.

City’s remarkable run contributed to a total of 100 points, the highest ever in an English top-flight campaign.

Liverpool also notched 18 straight wins at the start of the 2019-20 season under Jurgen Klopp, finishing with 26 wins and one draw from their first 27 games, totaling 79 points. This remains the best start in one of Europe’s top leagues, culminating in a championship win.

Teams with the most consecutive wins in Premier League history

=1. Manchester City (2017-2018): 18 consecutive wins
=1. Liverpool (2019-2020): 18 wins
=3. Manchester City (2020-2021): 17 wins
=3. Liverpool (2019-2020): 17 wins
5. Arsenal (2001-2002): 14 wins
=6. Manchester City (2023-24): 13 wins
=6. Chelsea (2016-2017): 13 wins