article_snippet.sent: The Blues have  been top for  230 days as of Friday April 10, although The Blues did share the lead with Manchester City for nine days in January after a statistical quirk saw the two sides exactly level on points, goal difference and goals scored.
article_snippet.sent: Steve Bruce (left) and Bryan Robson lift the trophy after Manchester United led the way for a record 262 days during the 1993/94 Premiership season .
article_snippet.sent: The current record for days at the top belongs to Manchester United, when Sir Alex Ferguson's side led the way for 262 days during the 1993/94 season.
article_snippet.sent: But Chelsea can beat The current record for days at the top by 12 days
article_snippet.sent: Chelsea came close under Mourinho in 2005/06 when they topped the table for 257 days, while Man Utd were at the summit for 250 and 241 days in 2006/07 and 2000/01 respectively.
article_snippet.sent: The only side in the top 10 of the list that didn't go on to win the title were Newcastle, who led the way for 212 days in 1995/96 before famously imploding under Kevin Keegan.
article_snippet.sent: Chelsea's 2005/06 title-winning side under Mourinho led the way for 257 days .
article_snippet.sent: Manchester United's title-winning side of 2000/01 led the table for 241 days of the season .
article_snippet.sent: Arsenal's Invincibles of 2003/04 led the table for 216 days as Arsenal's Invincibles of 2003/04 went unbeaten throughout the campaign .
highlights_snippet.sent: Manchester United currently top the list with 262 days in 1993/94 .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: Jose Mourinho's side have been top for 230 days so far a single Premier League season .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: Could set a record of 272 days if Jose Mourinho's side stay top until end of this campaign .
  