On Sunday, Pep Guardiola won his 184th match in the English top division to mark his 250th Premier League game.
The manager's most recent three-point haul in the league since moving to the Etihad Stadium in 2016 was City's 3-1 victory over Aston Villa.
After 250 Premier League games, it puts him 24 victories ahead of Jurgen Klopp, who has 160 victories, who is the next most successful manager.
The Catalan's 73.6% winning percentage is the highest of any permanent manager in Premier League history.
Guardiola, who has already won the Premier League four times, is City's all-time most successful manager.
The Blues' transformation into Centurions in 2017–18 marked their first victory and established a record for points that is still in use today.
In order to become the first English club to win all four domestic trophies in a single season, Pep Guardiola's team followed that up in 2018–19 with a second championship.
The dramatic 2021/22 title was won in unforgettable fashion against Aston Villa last May, giving Guardiola his third Premier League championship. He then won the league twice in a row from 2020–21 through that season.
City have amassed an incredible 621 goals and a positive goal difference of 417 while accruing 584 points during his 250 matches in charge.
Since his appointment, his team has amassed 115 clean sheets.
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