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#9 Andy Cole and Peter Beardsley
Despite their brilliant goal-scoring run last season, Suarez and Sturridge were unable to beat the record for the maximum number of goals scored by a strike partnership in an EPL season.
And this record still belongs to Cole and Beardsley for Newcastle United in the 1993-94 season with 55 goals between them (34 goals by Cole and 21 goals by Beardsley) in the league and 66 goals in all competitions.
The two complemented each other well with Beardsley’s creative abilities linking well with Cole’s clinical goal-scoring prowess. The two enjoyed another good season in 1994-95 before Cole opted to sign for Manchester United.
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