Premier League: Manchester City go unbeaten in eight games

Man City will feel happy after getting the job done against Brighton, besides keeping a clean sheet.

Phil Foden grabbed the only goal just before half-time when he collected Kevin De Bruyne's pass to create the desired space before firing the ball into the bottom corner.

City had several chances to extend their lead, including a missed penalty by Raheem Sterling.

City haven't lost a game since November 21 when they were beaten 2-0 at Tottenham.

It was a result that left Pep Guardiola's side 11th in the Premier League.

However, they have now gained six clean sheets in this eight-game unbeaten run post that (W6 D2).

Notably, City are unbeaten in 14 games in all competitions.

City have won four successive Premier League games.

Brighton are without a win in nine Premier League games, the longest current run in the competition (D5 L4).

Manchester City have kept the most number of clean sheets this season in the Premier League (eight).

Interestingly, they have also shipped in the fewest goals (13).

City have won all seven of their league meetings with Brighton, by an aggregate score of 21-2.

As per Opta, Phil Foden is now Manchester City's highest goal-scorer in all competitions this season (8), while no Premier League player has more assists in all competitions than Kevin De Bruyne (14).

City have missed seven penalties in the Premier League since the start of the 2019-20 season, more than any other side.

Three of these have been missed by Raheem Sterling.