Since their 0-0 draw with Arsenal, who are also in the title race, City have been unstoppable, winning their last six league games with a stunning 24 goals scored and just five conceded. Their most recent wins were a 2-0 against Nottingham Forest and a resounding 5-1 against Wolverhampton Wanderers, where Erling Haaland bagged four goals.
A win over Fulham would put City two points ahead at the top of the Premier League, at least until Arsenal face Manchester United at Old Trafford on Sunday. Manchester City has a solid record against Fulham, who are currently in 13th place and look set for a mid-table finish. The Cottagers haven't beaten City at home in their last 15 Premier League meetings, with their last victory dating back to November 2005.
City's 15-game winning streak against Fulham is something to marvel at. It started in 2012 with a 3-0 win and continued with their 5-1 triumph last September. In this run, City scored at least twice in every game and kept nine clean sheets, tallying up 45 goals across these 15 matches.
If they win on Saturday, City will set a new record for the longest winning streak by one English team against another in football history. Their current 15-game streak matches records they've set against Bournemouth and Watford.
To add to their confidence, Pep Guardiola has confirmed that every member of his first-team squad is fit and ready for the match against Marco Silva's Fulham.
