10 longest unbeaten league runs in European football

Modified Feb 26, 2017 07:46 GMT

TALLINN - JULY 5: Latvia coach Aleksandrs Starkovs looks on during the Baltic Cup match between Latvia and Estonia held on July 5, 2003 at the A.Le Coq Arena, in Tallinn, Estonia. The match ended in a 0-0 draw, with Latvia winning the tournament. (Photo by Stuart Franklin/Getty Images) — Starkovs’ leadership was important for Skonto

#7 Shirak – 59

Despite being a centre midfielder, Artur Petrosyan scored 15 goals to help his team during their unbeaten phase(Source: Asbarez.com)

A club that most of us have never heard of despite the fact that they were unbeaten for a massive 59 games is Armenian club, Shirak. The oldest club in Armenian history, Shirak created history with their phenomenal achievement that spanned across two seasons between 1993-95.

"We had our leaders, but all the players were ready to burst into action and show their strength. We had a good working atmosphere in the team and also that winning spirit. That's why we were unbeatable," said Andranik Adamyan who coached them in the early 90s.

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