Top 10 Longest Scoring Streaks in Premier League History

The Premier League has witnessed some of the most consistent attacking teams in football history, with remarkable streaks that stretched across multiple months and even seasons. From Arsenal’s incredible 55-game record to Liverpool’s modern-day dominance, these scoring streaks in Premier League history highlight the elite clubs that mastered offensive rhythm. This list counts down the top 10 longest such streaks, showcasing the tactical brilliance, attacking firepower, and relentless hunger for goals that defined each run.

10. Liverpool – 2001 | 25 games

Goals Scored: 25 | Season: 2001

Liverpool embarked on a 25‑match scoring streak in 2001 that underlined their attacking consistency under Gérard Houllier. Although not as lengthy as other runs on this list, it marked a strong period in the club’s history. The team featured pacey wingers, sharp forwards, and a fluid style that kept defenders guessing. This streak also coincided with a rebuild era that set the stage for future success.

9. Liverpool – 2013‑14 | 25 games

Goals Scored: 25 | Season: 2013–14

During the Brendan Rodgers era, Liverpool found the net in 25 consecutive Premier League matches. This occurred when stars like Luis Suárez and Philippe Coutinho were at their peak. The streak highlighted Liverpool’s attacking flair despite inconsistency in results. Their ability to score week after week kept them competitive even when gaps appeared elsewhere in the squad.

8. Liverpool – 2023 | 26 games

Goals Scored: 26 | Season: Calendar year 2023

In 2023, Liverpool scored in 26 straight matches across seasons. This run carried them into 2024 with momentum and showcased their modern potency under Arne Slot. Mohamed Salah and co. maintained relentless attacking shape, and the strike rate remained high through domestic and European fixtures. It reinforced Liverpool’s status as one of the most consistent scoring teams.

7. Liverpool (January 2021 run) | 28 games

Games: 28 | Season: 2021 calendar run

Liverpool’s 28-match scoring streak in early 2021 carried them through a turbulent period. Despite injuries to key players, the team still found ways to score consistently. It demonstrated depth in the squad, with players like Diogo Jota, Sadio Mané, and Roberto Firmino stepping in effectively. The run underlined Liverpool’s attacking identity even during transitional periods.

6. Manchester City

Games: 29 | Season: 2018–19

Pep Guardiola’s Manchester City scored in 29 straight Premier League matches in their treble-winning 2018–19 season. Their forward trio and midfield creativity ensured they were unstoppable in front of goal. City’s high-pressing, possession-based style meant very few teams escaped without conceding. It remains one of the defining attacking periods in Premier League history.

5. Brighton & Hove Albion

Games: 32 | Season: From March 2023

Remarkably, Brighton scored in 32 consecutive games starting March 2023 under Roberto De Zerbi. As a club new to consistent top-tier contention, their achievement stands out. Even while conceding heavily, their offensive approach transformed them into one of England’s most entertaining sides. The streak illustrated how tactical boldness can yield sustained results for underdog sides.

4. Liverpool (ongoing)

Games: 34 | Season: Began Sept 2024 through 2025 season

Liverpool’s ongoing 34-game scoring streak began with a 3–0 win over Bournemouth in September 2024. Salah scored in 21 of those matches, totaling 26 goals. With Arne Slot’s team clinching the 2024–25 Premier League title, their run reflected an exceptional attacking campaign. Only one match lacked a goal — a 1–0 defeat to Nottingham Forest — which makes the streak even more remarkable.

3. Manchester United

Games: 36 | Season: 2007–08 into early 2008–09

Driven by the trio of Ronaldo, Rooney, and Tevez, Manchester United scored in 36 straight Premier League games during 2007–08 and into early 2008–09. With Sir Alex Ferguson at the helm, they remained resilient and clutch scoring came late in matches to sustain the streak. United’s title-winning campaign and Champions League triumph made this one of the most formidable scoring runs ever.

2. Liverpool

Games: 36 | Season: Entered after 2018–19, concluding in early 2020

Liverpool’s 36-match streak began after a goalless draw at Everton, spanning into their Premier League title season. They scored in every match except one in the 2019‑20 campaign. Klopp’s team amassed points rapidly, winning 26 of the first 27 games. Their clinical finishing and high-intensity style overwhelmed Premier League defences, making the streak a key part of their title pursuit.

1. Arsenal

Games: 55 | Seasons: 2000–01 into end of 2002 season

The record-holder for longest Premier League scoring streak is Arsenal, who scored in 55 consecutive Premier League matches from late 2000 through December 2002. Arsène Wenger’s side scored in all 38 matches of their 2001–02 title-winning season. Thierry Henry scored the final goal of the streak, a penalty in a 3–1 win over Aston Villa. It remains the gold standard in attacking consistency.