Premier League Week 3: What the stats say

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola could win his 200th Premier League game against Sheffield United on Sunday and become the fastest manager in English top-flight history to 200 victories (269 games).

A win for City will give Guardiola his 200th English top-flight win in just his 269th game, breaking JoseMourinho’s current record of 326 games, which he set in July 2020 when he was Tottenham manager.

Only including Premier League games, Guardiola will also become the fastest manager to win 200 games in the competition, with Alex Ferguson reaching the milestone in the fewest games currently (322).

Since the 2016-17 campaign when Guardiola became Man City manager, they have more Premier League points (631), wins (199) and goals scored (663) than any other side, with a positive goal difference of 448.

Chelsea v Luton Town

Chelsea have won their last three meetings with Luton in all competitions, with all of these games coming in the FA Cup between 1994 and 2022.

This is the first league meeting between Chelsea and Luton since December 1991, and a 2-0 win for the Hatters at Kenilworth Road in the top-flight.

Chelsea have won just one of their last 14 Premier League games (D5 L8) and are winless in their last eight at home (D5 L3), drawing each of the last three. They last went longer without a league victory at Stamford Bridge between November 1994 – April 1995 (a run of 12), while they last drew four consecutive leaguegames on home soil in February 2016 under Guus Hiddink.

? Luton are set to become just the second side to see each of their first two Premier League games comeaway from home, after Blackpool in August 2010.

? Following their draw with Liverpool on MD1 (1-1) and defeat at West Ham on MD2 (3-1),