Manchester City's 16th consecutive win in all competitions saw them extend the all-time record for English top-flight clubs. Pep Guardiola's side won 3-0 against Tottenham in the Premier League on Saturday, two more than the achievements of Preston in 1891-92 and Arsenal in 1987. The last time City failed to win a game was against West Bromwich Albion on December 15, when they were held to a 1-1 draw. Since then, there have been 11 successive victories in the Premier League - taking them seven points clear at the top - plus two wins in the League Cup, and three in the FA Cup. City will be hoping to extend that run to 17 when they travel to Everton in the Premier League on Wednesday. Following draws with Manchester United and West Brom, Raheem Sterling's first-half goal got City back to winning ways. Gabriel Jesus' opener was cancelled out by Alexandre Lacazette but Riyad Mahrez, Phil Foden and Aymeric Laporte scored in the second half. Goals from Ilkay Gundogan and Ferran Torres secured the points. Gundogan, Foden and Kevin De Bruyne made the game all-but safe by the 34th minute, before Callum Hudson-Odoi's late consolation. John Stones netted just after half-time and Fernandinho sealed victory late on. Bernardo Silva scored twice in the opening 15 minutes, with Foden adding the third before half-time. Foden's goal just before the break extended the sequence. Stones netted twice, with Gundogan and Sterling also on target. City had to wait 79 minutes for Silva to open the scoring, with a late Gundogan penalty clinching victory. The League Two underdogs threatened an upset through Alfie May's goal before Foden, Jesus and Torres scored in the last 10 minutes. Gundogan's run of form continued with two goals, with Joao Cancelo and Mahrez putting City four up at the break and Sterling adding the fifth. Jesus banged home the only goal in the ninth minute. Jesus again struck early on and Sterling's goal before half-time eased any fears of a comeback. Gundogan missed a penalty but atoned with two goals, sandwiching Mohamed Salah's successful spot-kick for the Reds, before Alisson Becker's second costly error allowed Sterling to make it 3-1 and Foden added a fourth. Kyle Walker gave City the lead in the first half and Sterling and Jesus added efforts shortly after the beak before Morgan Whittaker replied for the hosts. Ilkay Gundogan scored twice after Rodri put City ahead from the penalty spot midway through the opening period.
