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#2 Manchester City scored with seven successive shots on target
To put shots on target stats into context, the top five scorers in the Premier League (Harry Kane, Mohamed Salah, Sergio Aguero, Raheem Sterling and Roberto Firmino) have hit the target with 53-61 percent of their shots this season.
Well, Manchester City have taken that stat to new heights in their last three meetings with Arsenal, scoring with seven shots on target in a row.
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