Inventory of consecutive Premier League goals record: Arsenal leads 55 games, with Tottenham Liverpool following

Who is the king of consecutive goals in Premier League history? Arsenal's 55 consecutive goals record set in the 2001-2002 season is still far ahead and is an insurmountable monument. Tottenham ranked second in the 39-game record last season. Liverpool achieved 36 games in the 2019-2020 season and Manchester United in the 2007-2008 season, tied for third place. It is worth noting that Liverpool has scored 35 consecutive goals in the current 2024-2025 season and is still continuing.

Arsenal (55 games, 2001-2002 season)

Arsenal, coached by Wenger, not only won the Premier League championship of the season, but also completed the feat of scoring all 38 games in a single season. His consecutive goals race began at the end of the 2000-2001 season, started by Ashley Cole's goal against Southampton and lasted until December 7, 2002, before being finished in a 0-2 loss to Manchester United away. Thierry Henry scored the last goal in this legend.

Tottenham Hotspur (39 games, 2023-2024 season)

2023-2024 season, Tottenham Hotspur was led by an interim coach to score consecutive goals in 12 games at the end of the season after Antonio Conte left office. The record was then extended to 39 games under the guidance of new coach Ang Postkoglu's offensive philosophy and became the second team after Arsenal to complete 38 goals in a single season until the record ended after losing to Fulham in March 2024.

Liverpool (36 games, 2019-2020 season) & Manchester United (36 games, 2007-2008 season)

Liverpool set a record of 36 consecutive goals with strong firepower in the 2019-2020 season when they won their first Premier League championship. Manchester United, the attacking line consisting of Ronaldo, Rooney and Tevez, also achieved 36 consecutive goals in the 2007-2008 league and Champions League double championship journey.

Other records worth paying attention to

Brighton's 32 consecutive goals in 2023 are particularly prominent with his unique offensive style and his identity as a non-traditional powerhouse. Manchester City, Liverpool and other teams have also been on the list many times, showing strong offensive continuity.

Comparison across the times

If the scope is expanded to England's top league history, Arsenal's 55-game record will still rank first. Manchester City ranked second and third in 44 games in 1936-37 and 43 games in 1957-58. The historical achievements of Wolves and Sheffield Wednesday were also demonstrated, and the above records of Tottenham, Liverpool and Manchester United also ranked among the top ten in history. At present, all eyes are focused on Liverpool to see if they can continue their current hot state under the leadership of Arne Slotte and challenge Arsenal's legendary record.