Aymeric Laporte has broken two Premier League records following Manchester City’s 2-0 victory away at Burnley on Saturday afternoon.
Laporte made his 100th Premier League appearance for Pep Guardiola’s side at Turf Moor, and today’s victory was his 82nd – the most by any player in their first 100 matches in the competition’s history.
And also, the victory takes the total number of points he has collected in in that period to 254 – more than any other player has managed in their first 100 games in the competition.
That’s eight ahead of the previous best of 246 points, which had been set by Didier Drogba at Chelsea and then equalled by Ederson after his arrival at City in 2017.
Liverpool’s Trent Alexander Arnold is next with 245, followed by former Manchester United and Serbia centre-back Nemanja Vidic with 243. Gabriel Jesus, in sixth place with 242, makes it three City players in the top 10.
As expected, several fans were quick to heap praise on the Manchester City star for his excellent record.
“A bit of Respect for Eric 👊.”
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“Mad stat but Laporte is class”
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“82/100 games being wins is actually insane”
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“Best ball playing cb in the world”
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“He is good, just that when he does lose it’s usually the high profile games.”
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“Come outside haters”
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“But Twitter trolls want him sold”
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