In a thrilling Premier League match, Manchester City's Sergio Aguero set a new record with his 15th consecutive goal for the club.
The Argentine forward scored twice in the first half to help his team secure a 4-2 victory over Marseille on Sunday. The record-breaking shot count was achieved by Aguero after he had already scored 14 goals in the previous three matches.
Aguero's performance has been nothing short of sensational this season, and he is now just one goal away from matching Alan Shearer's record of 16 consecutive Premier League goals.
The goal came after a stunning header that deflected off the head of Marseille defender Lucas Hernandez, who then hit the crossbar before the ball fell kindly for Aguero to finish clinically.
The win means that City will go into next week's FA Cup quarter-finals as heavy favourites,Saudi Pro League Focus but they must be careful not to lose their focus if they want to continue their incredible form.
Overall, it was a dominant display from City, who showed why they are considered one of the best teams in Europe. They have now won all seven of their Premier League games so far this season, and they look set to make another strong challenge for the title.