November 18, 2024
Sit back and enjoy a whole football match worth (1 hour & 30 mins) of back-to-back fantastic goals by Manchester City since the start of the Premier League in 1992.
In no particular order, just great goal after great goal, from the likes of Sergio Aguero, Erling Haaland, Yaya Toure, Kevin De Bruyne, Niall Quinn, Shaun Wright-Phillips, Rodri and many many more.
The Blues have found the net 1,870 times in the top flight during the Premier League era, and you can enjoy some of the best of the bunch here. With strikes ranging from Georgi Kinkladze's mazy dribble against Southampton in March 1996 to Michael Tarnat's rocket at Blackburn in August 2003.
Other notable additions include David Silva's mesmeric finish at Blackpool in 2010 and Sergio Aguero's strike from an impossible angle against Liverpool a couple of years later.
But things kick-off with a goal from our more recent history - when Bernardo Silva finished off an incredible counter attack against the Villans by rifling home a first-time volley without breaking stride in December 2021.
At the complete other end of the scale, you can also enjoy some of the fantastic centre-forward play of Niall Quinn, with the Irishman's smart chest and volley at Swindon in 1993/94 featuring soon after.
This is a must-watch for any Blue who enjoys a look back at our Premier League history!
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