Gabriel Jesus left England with a remarkable Premier League record after going unbeaten in all 65 matches in which he scored for Arsenal or Manchester City.
The Brazil forward’s scoring appearances produced 60 victories and five draws, meaning he never finished on the losing side when he found the net for either club.
That record covers Jesus’ Premier League matches for both Arsenal and Manchester City. Across those 65 games, his teams avoided defeat every time he scored, with wins accounting for the vast majority of the results.
The five draws mean that only a small proportion of Jesus’ scoring matches failed to end in victory. However, the central feature of the record is that none of the 65 games ended with Arsenal or Manchester City losing.
Jesus left England with that unbeaten mark intact. It is defined specifically by matches in which he scored, rather than by every Premier League appearance he made during his time with the two clubs.
His record therefore combines his contributions for Manchester City and Arsenal into one overall statistic. In each of the 65 games included, his goal was accompanied by either a win or a draw.
The final breakdown stands at:
– 65 Premier League games in which Jesus scored
– 60 wins
– Five draws
– No defeats
The statistic highlights the results associated with Jesus’ goals during his Premier League career in England. While the record does not include matches in which he did not score, it gives him a perfect unbeaten record across every league game for Arsenal or Manchester City in which he got on the scoresheet.
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