1. ASEC Mimosas (108 matches): The African team was undefeated for 5 years, from 1989 to 1994. This record was accompanied by 6 consecutive Ivory Coast national championships. This is also one of the two longest unbeaten streaks in football history recognized by FIFA. During the period 1989-1992, ASEC Mimosas was led by coach Philippe Troussier.
2. Steaua Bucharest (108 games): The most successful club in Romanian football history went on an incredible unbeaten run from 1986 to 1989, resulting in three national championships and the culmination of the 1985/86 Champions League. This is also the only time to date that a Romanian club has been crowned champions of continental competition.
3. Dinamo Zagreb (103 matches): Dinamo had 90 wins and 13 draws, before losing to Osijek in September 2016.
4. Celtic (69 games): In the 2016/17 season, Celtic became one of the few clubs to win the national championship without losing. Previously, Celtic also created a streak of 62 unbeaten matches, from 1915 to 1917.
5. AC Milan (58 matches): The Rossonerri's unbeaten streak began in May 1991 under former coach Arrigo Sacchi, and continued under Fabio Capello. During this time, the San Siro team won 2 national championships and 1 Champions League.
6. Penarol (56 games): The Uruguayan club went 56 games without defeat in three consecutive years from 1966 to 1969. During this period, Penarol won both the Copa Libertadores and the Intercontinental Cup.
7. Porto (55 games): "The Dragoes" won the Taca de Portugal, the Portuguese championship and the Europa League in an unbeaten run under three managers, starting with Jesualdo Ferreira, continuing with Andre Villas Boas and completed by Vitor Pereira in two seasons from 2010 to 2012.
8. Ajax (52 matches): With a squad of famous players including Edwin van der Sar, Jari Litmanen, Marc Overmans, Edgar Davids, Clarence Seedorf, Ajax dominated the Eredivisie (Dutch national championship) with an unbeaten championship and the Champions League title, all in the 1994/95 season.
9. Bayer Leverkusen (51 matches): With only 2 years of experience as a coach, Xabi Alonso helped Leverkusen become the first German club in history to win the Bundesliga with an unbeaten record. However, the German champions' unbeaten streak in all competitions was stopped by Ataltan in the Cup Winners' Cup final on the morning of May 23.
10. Juventus and Arsenal (49 games): These are two unbeaten runs in the league alone. Juventus were unbeaten in the entire 2011/12 season and 10 rounds of Serie A the following season. Meanwhile, Arsenal were unbeaten in 49 games from the end of the 2002/03 season until losing to Man Utd in October 2004.
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