City set record for consecutive FA Cup home wins | OneFootball

City’s 4-0 victory over Liverpool was our 18th successive home win in the FA Cup, setting a new competition record.

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An Erling Haaland hat-trick and Antoine Semenyo strike took Pep Guardiola’s side to the last four for an unprecedented eighth consecutive campaign.

The result took us beyond Clapham Rovers’ total of 17 straight home wins in the FA Cup between 1873 and 1881.

It’s a run that stretches back to February 2017, with our last home defeat coming against Middlesbrough back in January 2015.

Saturday’s win was also our 32nd straight win in the FA Cup outside of matches at Wembley (semi-finals and finals), further highlighting our incredible consistency under Guardiola.

We’ve won the FA Cup seven times in total, including twice under Guardiola, who has won 19 major honours at City.

Our most recent FA Cup final victory came in 2023, a record 119 years after our first back in 1904. And this latest record demonstrates City’s relentless desire to go as deep as possible in every competition available to us. Congratulations to Guardiola, the backroom staff and players on achieving another marker of sustained excellence.

OUR LAST 18 HOME WINS IN THE FA CUP