Sheffield Wednesday’s start to the 1904/05 season hadn;t been replicated... until now…

Manchester City entered the international break following a rare top-flight sequence, winning their opening seven Premier League games before suffering three consecutive defeats. The 10-match run of seven wins followed by three losses has not occurred in English top-flight football since Sheffield Wednesday recorded the same pattern during the 1904-05 season.
Under manager Enzo Maresca, City began the campaign with victories over Bournemouth, Crystal Palace, Coventry, Manchester United, Sunderland, Liverpool, and Ipswich. However, consecutive league losses to Aston Villa, Brighton, and Nottingham Forest triggered the slump, matching Wednesday's historical sequence from 122 years earlier.
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