OAKLAND, Calif. — When you win twelve matches in succession, there will be various blueprints for victory, and the Yankees tracked down another one in pulling out a 7-6 win over the Athletics on Thursday night.

The 12 consecutive victories give them their longest streak since 1961, however No. 12 was difficult. The Yankees blew a mid six-run lead under the watchful eye of Aaron Judge conveyed the go on single with two outs in the highest point of the 10th.

Aroldis Chapman, who hadn’t pitched well generally since his return from left elbow irritation, pitched a scoreless 10th for the 300th save of his vocation, sending the A’s to their fifth consecutive defeat and ninth in 11 games.

After Starling Marte singled with two outs in the 10th, he took second. Chapman fell behind Matt Olson, 3-1, preceding the lefty got Olson to ground to second to end it.

“We’re familiar in those situations,’’ administrator Aaron Boone said. “They play with a lot of confidence in these games. It hasn’t always been easy or perfect, but these guys are really good at competing when the game is in the balance.”

That was valid again before 8,147 fans at Oakland Coliseum, especially for Judge.

“All the way back in April we expected to win [every game], but things weren’t rolling our way, things weren’t clicking for us,’’ Judge said. “Now that all guys are locked in on the same page, magic happens.”

The magic came after Jameson Taillon endured his most exceedingly terrible beginning since June. He couldn’t ensure an early benefit after the offense jump started on previous Yankees prospect James Kaprielian.

Kaprielian struck out the initial four players he confronted — including Judge to begin the highest point of the second, prompting Boone’s discharge when he contended an awful call by home-plate umpire Todd Tichenor.

Giancarlo Stanton delivered a transcending homer to focus with one out in the subsequent that deliberate 436 feet.

Brett Gardner added one more performance shot to directly with two out to make it 2-0.

The Yankees added four additional runs in the third, with a RBI twofold by Anthony Rizzo and a three-show homer to Joey Gallo for a 6-0 lead.

Taillon, notwithstanding, permitted consecutive homers by Matt Chapman and Sean Murphy to begin the lower part of the third. The right-hander strolled in a disagreement the fourth and stretched out beyond Elvis Andrus 0-2 preceding permitting a two-run single, which took Taillon out of the game.

The An’s at last attached it with Josh Harrison’s performance shot off Albert Abreu with two outs in the fifth.

Judge led the eighth with a twofold down the right field line off Sergio Romo and the Yankees stacked the bases with one out, however Gardner popped out on a 3-1 offspeed pitch to raise Gio Urshela,grounded out to end the threat.