Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has the highest Premier League win rate since 2000, 0.73%.
Pep Guardiola has scored 185 wins in 252 Premier League games and he is one of the most successful coaches in the league. Guardiola has helped Man City win the Premier League four times.
Manchester City are also on the hunt for the Premier League title this season. However, they face stiff competition from Arsenal and Manchester United. Sir Alex Ferguson is the second-highest win rate in the Premier League since 2000, at 0.68. Ferguson is considered the greatest football coach of all time. Sir Alex Ferguson is the most successful manager in English football history with 13 Premier League titles with Manchester United. He has scored 347 wins in 513 Premier League games.
Jurgen Klopp is the third manager with the highest win rate in the Premier League since 2000, 0.63. Klopp helped Liverpool win the Premier League 2019/2020. He has scored 176 wins in 280 Premier League games.
Antonio Conte has a win rate of 0.63 in the Premier League. He won the 2016/2017 Premier League title with Chelsea. Conte has scored 81 wins in 128 Premier League games. Arsene Wenger is widely regarded as the greatest Arsenal manager of all time. He scored a win rate of 0.58 in the Premier League and won 405 in 702 Premier League appearances.
Jose Mourinho, Mancini, Mikel Arteta, Thomas Tuchel and Carlo Ancelotti have the highest winning percentages in Premier League history.
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The Fulham forward scored his third goal in three games in a draw with Wolverhampton Wanderers
Manor Solomon promotes role to start at Fulham
Life transcends football. A year ago, Manor Solomon was suddenly awakened in Kiev. Turns out the noise was a Russian air strike.
After consulting with comrades in Shakhtar Donetsk, Solomon fled to the Polish border. From there, after 10 long hours, he was flown back to Israel. Solomon is one of the lucky ones. Twelve months later, war is raging in Ukraine. But his life is very different.
His second-half presence gave Fulham the opener after Pablo Sarabia's opener.
And as an hour passed, Solomon cut in from the left, Craven Cottage feeling together something special. Israel's most promising player made it, surging past Jose Sa completely horizontally to equalize.
"It's kind of a closure for me," he said. “But it doesn't close the door for them. I feel sorry for them. I hope it will be completed as soon as possible. I wish them all the best. My heart is with them.
Solomon is in London under FIFA rules that allow Ukraine-based foreign players to extend their contracts until June 2023. His contract is technically temporary, not on loan. Fulham are the beneficiaries.
A serious knee injury that occurred shortly after his debut means he is yet to start in the top flight. But after scoring three times in a row as a substitute, that certainly won't be for long.
“That makes me very special,” he said of the presence of his parents, both gym teachers. “My dream came true when I scored for the first time in front of my parents in England.
"They always supported me. When I was young, they always tried to give me the best tools to be the best football player possible. They have always supported me, they have always been good to me and I am grateful to them.
Wolves may consider themselves unhappy. Their goal was both beautiful and well deserved as Sarabia stepped in after a nod from Raul Jimenez.
But again, the lack of luxuries proved costly. Jimenez hit a header off the post in the second half, they should have doubled the lead. And Wolves' 352-day wait for a goal from a centre-back in the league continues.
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