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List of unbeaten football club seasons#Asia

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This is a list of unbeaten football club seasons.

Men's football

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=Africa=

(National top division only, minimum 18 matches in league calendar)

class="wikitable sortable plainrowheaders" style="text-align: center;"
scope="col" |Season

! scope="col" |Nation

! scope="col" |Club

! scope="col" |{{Tooltip|Matches|Matches: figure refers only to league matches in that season and does not include fixtures outwith that season which were part of longer unbeaten runs.}}

! scope="col" |{{Tooltip|Article|Link to club season article for details if available.}}

! scope="col" |Notes

scope="row" |1962–63

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|TUN|1959}}

| align="left" |Étoile Sportive du Sahel

|22

|

| align="left" |Also won Tunisian Cup (7 matches); Tunisia's first double

scope="row" |1970

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|KEN}}

| align="left" |Abaluhya Léopards

|19

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |1972–73

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|LBY}}

| align="left" |Al-Ahli Tripoli

|21

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |1974–75

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|LBY}}

| align="left" |Al-Ahli Tripoli

|22

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |1975–76

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|EGY|1972}}

| align="left" |Al-Ahly

|23

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |1978–79

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|EGY|1972}}

| align="left" |Al-Ahly

|22

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |1980–81

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|EGY}}

| align="left" |Zamalek

|26

|

| align="left" |Did not win league title

scope="row" |1985–86

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|EGY}}

| align="left" |Al-Ahly

|22

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |1986

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|KEN}}

| align="left" |Abaluhya Léopards

|38

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |1991

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|CMR}}

| align="left" |Canon Yaoundé

|29

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |1991

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|CIV}}

| align="left" |ASEC Mimosas

|30

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |1991

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|UGA}}

| align="left" |KCCA

|19

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |1993

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|CAF}}

| align="left" |Tempête Mocaf

|22

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |1998–99

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|EGY}}

| align="left" |Al-Ahly

|26

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |1998

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|TUN|1959}}

| align="left" |Espérance Sportive de Tunis

|28

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |1999–2000

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|TUN}}

| align="left" |Espérance Sportive de Tunis

|22

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |1999–2000

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|SWZ|name=Swaziland}}

| align="left" |Mbabane Highlanders

|22

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2000–01

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|MWI}}

| align="left" |MTL Wanderers

|28

|

| align="left" |Did not win league title

scope="row" |2001–02

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|EGY}}

| align="left" |Ismaily

|26

|Yes

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2003–04

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|GHA}}

| align="left" |Accra Hearts of Oak

|30

|

| align="left" | Did not win league title, but they won CAF Confederation Cup

scope="row" |2004

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|CIV}}

| align="left" |ASEC Mimosas

|26

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2003–04

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|EGY}}

| align="left" |Zamalek

|26

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2004–05

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|EGY}}

| align="left" |Al-Ahly

|26

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2005–06

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|EGY}}

| align="left" |Al-Ahly

|26

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2006

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|GAB}}

| align="left" |AS Mangasport

|26

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2006

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|GBS}}

| align="left" |CF Os Balantas

|22

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2007

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|SUD}}

| align="left" |Al-Hilal Omdurman

|22

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2007–08

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|BOT}}

| align="left" |Centre Chiefs

|30

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2007–08

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|ETH}}

| align="left" |Saint George

|24

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2007–08

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|LBY|1977}}

| align="left" |Al-Ittihad Tripoli

|30

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2008–09

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|BUR}}

| align="left" |ASFA Yennenga

|26

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2009

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|SEN}}

| align="left" |ASC Linguère

|18

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2009–10

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|MWI}}

| align="left" |ESCOM United FC

|28

|

| align="left" |Did not win league title

scope="row" |2009–10

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|TAN}}

| align="left" |Simba

|22

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2009–10

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|GAB}}

| align="left" |AS Mangasport

|26

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2010–11

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|BDI}}

| align="left" |Atlético Olympic

|22

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2012

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|CGO}}

| align="left" |CSMD Diables Noirs

|29

|

| align="left" |Did not win league title; lost in the play-off final on penalty shoot-out

scope="row" |2013

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|STP}}

| align="left" |Sporting Praia Cruz

|18

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2014–15

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|GAB}}

| align="left" |AS Mangasport

|24

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2015

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|KEN}}

| align="left" |Gor Mahia

|30

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2015–16

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|COD}}

| align="left" |TP Mazembe

|32

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2015–16

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|SOM}}

| align="left" |Mogadishu City Club

|18

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2016–17

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|EGY}}

| align="left" |Al-Ahly

|34

|Yes

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2016–17

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|LBR}}

| align="left" |LISCR FC

|22

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2016–17

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|SWZ|name=Swaziland}}

| align="left" |Mbabane Swallows

|22

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2017

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|REU|local}}

| align="left" |JS Saint-Pierroise

|26

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2017

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|SUD}}

| align="left" |Al-Hilal Omdurman

|34

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2017–18

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|SWZ}}

| align="left" |Mbabane Swallows

|26

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2018–19

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|SUD}}

| align="left" |Al-Merrikh

|21

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2018–19

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|ANG}}

| align="left" |Clube Desportivo 1º de Agosto

|30

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2019

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|SLE}}

| align="left" |East End Lions

|24

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2019

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|LBR}}

| align="left" |LPRC Oilers

|22

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2019–20

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|CGO}}

| align="left" |AS Otohô

|22

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2020–21

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|COD}}

| align="left" |AS Vita Club

|30

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2021–22

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|COD}}

| align="left" |TP Mazembe

|19

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2021–22

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|TZA}}

| align="left" |Young Africans

|35

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2022–23

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|LBR}}

| align="left" |Bea Mountain

|26

|

| align="left" |Did not win league title

scope="row" |2023–24

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|MAR}}

| align="left" |Raja CA

|30

|Yes

| align="left" |Also won Moroccan Cup (5 matches).

=Asia=

(National top division only, minimum 18 matches in league calendar)

class="wikitable sortable plainrowheaders" style="text-align: center;"
scope="col" |Season

! scope="col" |Nation

! scope="col" |Club

! scope="col" |{{Tooltip|Matches|Matches: figure refers only to league matches in that season and does not include fixtures outwith that season which were part of longer unbeaten runs.}}

! scope="col" |{{Tooltip|Article|Link to club season article for details if available.}}

! scope="col" |Notes

scope="row" |1904

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|Straits Settlements|name=Singapore}}

| align="left" |Band & Drums

|26

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |1973–74

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|IRI}}

| align="left" |Persepolis

|22

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |1974–75

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|LBN}}

| align="left" |Nejmeh

|22

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |1977–78

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|HKG|1959}}

| align="left" |South China

|22

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |1978–79

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|HKG|1959}}

| align="left" |Seiko

|22

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |1980

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|VIE}}

| align="left" |Tổng cục Đường sắt

|12

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |1980

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|SYR}}

| align="left" |Al-Shorta

|18

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |1982–83

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|IRQ|1963}}

| align="left" |Salahaddin

|22

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |1982–83

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|KSA}}

| align="left" |Al-Ettifaq

|18

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |1983–84

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|IRQ|1963}}

| align="left" |Al-Jaish

|24

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |1984–85

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|KUW}}

| align="left" |Al-Kuwait

|26

|

| align="left" |Did not win league title

scope="row" |1985

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|JOR}}

| align="left" |Al-Faisaly

|22

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |1985

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|VIE}}

| align="left" |Công nghiệp Hà Nam Ninh

|16

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |1985–86

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|HKG|1959}}

| align="left" |South China

|18

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |1985–86

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|HKG|1959}}

| align="left" |Happy Valley

|18

|

| align="left" |Did not win league title

scope="row" |1987–88

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|JPN|1870}}

| align="left" |Yamaha Motors

|22

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |1990–91

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|LBN}}

| align="left" |Al-Ansar

|26

|

| align="left" |Also won Lebanese FA Cup

scope="row" |1991–92

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|LBN}}

| align="left" |Al-Ansar

|20

|

| align="left" |Also won Lebanese FA Cup

scope="row" |1993

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|KGZ}}

| align="left" |Alga Bishkek

|32

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |1994

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|SGP}}

| align="left" |Perth Kangaroos

|18

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |1994

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|UZB}}

| align="left" |Neftchi Fergana

|30

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |1996

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|CHN}}

| align="left" |Dalian Wanda

|22

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |1998

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|TJK}}

| align="left" |Varzob Dushanbe

|22

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |1998–99

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|LKA}}

| align="left" |Jupiter

|19

|

| align="left" |Did not win league title

scope="row" |1998–99

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|SYR}}

| align="left" |Al-Jaish

|26

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2000

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|JOR}}

| align="left" |Al-Faisaly

|18

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2000

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|TKM|1997}}

| align="left" |Köpetdag Aşgabat

|20

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2001

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|TJK}}

| align="left" |Regar-TadAZ

|18

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2003–04

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|BHR}}

| align="left" |Al-Muharraq

|18

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2004

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|BRN}}

| align="left" |DPMM FC

|18

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2004–05

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|JOR}}

| align="left" |Al-Wehdat

|18

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2004–05

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|OMN}}

| align="left" |Dhofar

|24

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2005–06

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|IRQ|2004}}

| align="left" |Al-Zawraa

|19

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2006

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|MAC}}

| align="left" |Lam Pak

|18

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2006–07

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|JOR}}

| align="left" |Al-Wehdat

|18

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2006–07

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|SYR}}

| align="left" |Al-Karamah

|26

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2007

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|UZB}}

| align="left" |Pakhtakor

|30

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2007–08

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|PAK}}

| align="left" |WAPDA

|26

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2009

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|UZB}}

| align="left" |Bunyodkor

|30

|Yes

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2009–10

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|BGD}}

| align="left" |Mohammedan

|24

|

| align="left" |Did not win league title

scope="row" |2009–10

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|GUM}}

| align="left" |Quality Distributors

|20

|

| align="left" |Won all 20 matches (perfect season)

scope="row" |2009–10

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|LBN}}

| align="left" |Al-Ahed

|22

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2010

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|MDV}}

| align="left" |VB Sports Club

|21

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2010

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|NPL}}

| align="left" |Nepal Police Club

|22

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2010

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|TJK}}

| align="left" |Istiklol

|32

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2010–11

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|KSA}}

| align="left" |Al-Hilal

|26

|Yes

| align="left" |Also won Saudi Crown Prince Cup

scope="row" |2011

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|LAO}}

| align="left" |MPWT FC

|18

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2011

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|MMR}}

| align="left" |Ayeyawady United

|22

|

| align="left" |Did not win league title

scope="row" |2011–12

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|KSA}}

| align="left" |Al-Shabab

|26

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2012

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|MDV}}

| align="left" |New Radiant

|19

|Yes

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2012

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|THA}}

| align="left" |Muangthong United

|34

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2012–13

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|KUW}}

| align="left" |Al-Kuwait

|21

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2013

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|BHU}}

| align="left" |Yeedzin

|18

|

| align="left" |Did not win league title; 8 games in A-Division, 10 games in National League

scope="row" |2013

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|MDV}}

| align="left" |New Radiant

|19

|Yes

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2013

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|TJK}}

| align="left" |Ravshan Kulob

|18

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2013

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|THA}}

| align="left" |Buriram United

|32

|

| align="left" |Also won Thai FA Cup and Thai League Cup

scope="row" |2013–14

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|HKG}}

| align="left" |Kitchee

|18

|Yes

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2013–14

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|KUW}}

| align="left" |Al-Qadsia

|26

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2014

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|TJK}}

| align="left" |Istiklol

|18

|Yes

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2014

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|UZB}}

| align="left" |Pakhtakor

|26

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2014–15

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|KUW}}

| align="left" |Al-Kuwait

|26

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2014–15

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|KSA}}

| align="left" |Al-Ahli

|26

|

| align="left" |Did not win league title

scope="row" |2015

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|TJK}}

| align="left" |Istiklol

|18

|Yes

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2015

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|THA}}

| align="left" |Buriram United

|34

|Yes

| align="left" |Also won Thai FA Cup and Thai League Cup

scope="row" |2015–16

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|BHR}}

| align="left" |Al-Hidd

|18

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2015–16

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|IRQ}}

| align="left" |Al-Zawraa

|24

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2016

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|BGD}}

| align="left" |Abahani Limited Dhaka

|22

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2016

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|MAC}}

| align="left" |Benfica de Macau

|18

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2016

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|MAS}}

| align="left" |Johor D.T.

|22

|Yes

| align="left" |Also won Malaysia FA Cup

scope="row" |2017

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|TJK}}

| align="left" |Istiklol

|21

|Yes

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2017–18

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|HKG}}

| align="left" |Kitchee

|18

|Yes

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2017–18

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|LBN}}

| align="left" |Al-Ahed

|22

|

| align="left" |Also won Lebanese FA Cup and Lebanese Super Cup

scope="row" |2017–18

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|QAT}}

| align="left" |Al-Duhail

|22

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2018

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|MAC}}

| align="left" |Benfica de Macau

|18

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2018

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|SGP}}

| align="left" |Albirex Niigata Singapore

|24

|Yes

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2018–19

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|GUM}}

| align="left" |NAPA Rovers

|21

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2018–19

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|OMA}}

| align="left" |Dhofar

|26

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2019

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|MMR}}

| align="left" |Shan United

|22

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2019

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|PHI}}

| align="left" |Ceres-Negros

|24

|Yes

| align="left" |Also won and went undefeated in Copa Paulino Alcantara

scope="row" |2020–21

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|KUW}}

| align="left" |Al-Arabi

|18

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2020–21

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|QAT}}

| align="left" |Al-Sadd

|22

|Yes

| align="left" |Also won Emir of Qatar Cup and Qatar Cup

scope="row" |2021

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|MAC}}

| align="left" |Chao Pak Kei

|18

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2021–22

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|BHR}}

| align="left" |Riffa

|18

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2021–22

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|IRI}}

| align="left" |Esteghlal

|30

|Yes

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2021–22

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|LBN}}

| align="left" |Al-Ahed

|19

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2021–22

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|PLE}}

| align="left" |Shabab Al-Khalil

|22

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2021–22

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|QAT}}

| align="left" |Al-Sadd

|22

|Yes

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2022

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|LAO}}

| align="left" |Young Elephants

|18

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2022

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|BHU}}

| align="left" |Paro

|18

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2022

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|MAS}}

| align="left" |Johor D.T.

|22

|Yes

| align="left" |Also won Malaysia FA Cup and Malaysia Cup

scope="row" |2023

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|MAS}}

| align="left" |Johor D.T.

|22

|Yes

| align="left" |Also won Malaysia FA Cup and Malaysia Cup

scope="row" |2023

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|Turkmenistan}}

| align="left" |Arkadag

|24

|

| align="left" |Won all 24 matches (perfect season), but are suspected of match-fixing.{{cite news|url=https://www.theguardian.com/football/2024/apr/16/arkadag-turkmenistan-al-hilal-world-record-football|title=Record breakers? Arkadag FC and the winning streak still under scrutiny|work=The Guardian|date=16 April 2024}} Also won the Turkmenistan Cup.

scope="row" |2023–24

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|HKG}}

| align="left" |Lee Man

|20

|

|

scope="row" |2023–24

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|KSA}}

| align="left" |Al Hilal

|34

|Yes

| align="left" |Also won King Cup and Super Cup

=Europe=

AC Milan
Under manager Fabio Capello, AC Milan went undefeated throughout all of their 34 matches in the league to capture the 1991–92 Serie A, and went unbeaten between 1991 and 1993, an Italian record of 58 league matches in total.{{cite web|url=http://www.uefa.com/memberassociations/news/newsid=1745954.html|archive-url=https://archive.today/20131016122611/http://www.uefa.com/memberassociations/news/newsid=1745954.html|url-status=dead|archive-date=October 16, 2013|title=Longest unbeaten runs in European league football|publisher=UEFA|website=UEFA|date=4 February 2016|access-date=3 June 2017}}

Arsenal
Arsenal won the 2003–04 Premier League title, finishing undefeated under manager Arsène Wenger, and went unbeaten for a total of 49 consecutive matches in the league between 2003 and 2004.{{cite web|url=http://www.uefa.com/memberassociations/association=ita/news/newsid=1795911.html|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20120515225334/http://www.uefa.com/memberassociations/association=ita/news/newsid=1795911.html|url-status=dead|archive-date=May 15, 2012|title=Champions Juventus finish season unbeaten|publisher=UEFA|website=UEFA|date=13 May 2012|access-date=20 August 2017}}{{cite web|url=http://www.gazzetta.it/Calcio/Squadre/Juventus/09-10-2012/i-nuovi-invincibili-juve-quota-46-record-milan-ora-portata-912854955063.shtml|title=L'invincibile Juve è a quota 46 Il record del Milan si avvicina|publisher=La Gazzetta dello Sport|language=Italian|author1=G.B. Olivero|date=9 October 2012|access-date=20 August 2017|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20121010232955/http://www.gazzetta.it/Calcio/Squadre/Juventus/09-10-2012/i-nuovi-invincibili-juve-quota-46-record-milan-ora-portata-912854955063.shtml|archive-date=10 October 2012|url-status=live}}{{cite web|url=https://www.theguardian.com/football/blog/2012/nov/04/juventus-internazionale-serie-a|title=Juventus lose at last - but how significant will this defeat prove?|work=The Guardian|first=Nicky|last=Bandini|date=4 November 2012|access-date=20 August 2017}}

Juventus
Under manager Antonio Conte, Juventus won the 2011–12 Serie A undefeated, becoming the first team to do so in a 38–game league season in Italy.{{cite web|url=http://www.uefa.com/memberassociations/association=ita/news/newsid=1795911.html|title=Champions Juventus finish season unbeaten|publisher=UEFA|website=UEFA|date=13 May 2012|access-date=16 May 2016|url-status=dead|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20160808133755/http://www.uefa.com/memberassociations/association=ita/news/newsid=1795911.html|archive-date=8 August 2016|df=dmy-all}} Overall, in that season the team set a national record of 42 official matches unbeaten including the Italian Cup campaign, in which they reached the final. Finally, Juventus went unbeaten during 49 league matches between September 2011 and November 2012.{{cite web|language=it|url=http://www.gazzetta.it/Calcio/Squadre/Juventus/19-04-2012/juve-sogno-stagione-perfetta-caccia-record-milan-91977531609.shtml|title=La Juve sogna la stagione perfetta Nel mirino i record di Inter e Milan|author=Riccardo Pratesi, Lanfredo Birelli|date=19 April 2012|access-date=14 May 2012|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20120510212740/http://www.gazzetta.it/Calcio/Squadre/Juventus/19-04-2012/juve-sogno-stagione-perfetta-caccia-record-milan-91977531609.shtml|archive-date=10 May 2012}}{{cite news|language=it |url=http://archiviostorico.gazzetta.it/2012/maggio/14/Juve_altro_record_firma_Barzagli_ga_10_120514028.shtml|title=Juve, altro record: lo firma Barzagli|publisher=La Gazzetta dello Sport|first=Giovanni Battista |last=Olivero|date=14 May 2012|access-date=13 January 2014|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20140113183341/http://archiviostorico.gazzetta.it/2012/maggio/14/Juve_altro_record_firma_Barzagli_ga_10_120514028.shtml|archive-date=13 January 2014}}

Bayer Leverkusen
Bayer Leverkusen under manager Xabi Alonso won the 2023–24 Bundesliga undefeated, winning 28 matches and drawing six.{{cite news |url=https://www.bundesliga.com/en/bundesliga/news/bayer-leverkusen-record-unbeaten-run-xabi-alonso-26289|date=18 May 2024|title=Xabi Alonso's Bayer Leverkusen become first Bundesliga team to go unbeaten throughout a season |website=Bundesliga.com|publisher=Deutsche Fußball Liga|access-date=18 May 2024}} When they finished the league season, they were on a European record 51-match unbeaten run across all competitions where the streak stopped after losing in UEFA Europa League final against Atalanta. They also won the DFB-Pokal, with a perfect record of six wins, to achieve their first double in their history.

(National top division only, minimum 18 matches in league calendar)

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scope="col" |Season

! scope="col" |Nation

! scope="col" |Club

! scope="col" |{{Tooltip|Matches|Matches: figure refers only to league matches in that season and does not include fixtures outside that season which were part of longer unbeaten runs.}}

! scope="col" |{{Tooltip|Article|Link to club season article for details if available.}}

! scope="col" class="unsortable" |Notes{{cite web|title=Unbeaten during a League Season|url=https://www.rsssf.org/miscellaneous/unbeaten.html |publisher=Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation|date=2 August 2018|access-date=2 October 2018}}{{cite web|url=https://www.skysports.com/football/news/11095/11114078/seven-teams-other-than-celtic-who-have-had-impressive-unbeaten-runs|title=Seven teams other than Celtic who have had impressive unbeaten runs |publisher=Sky Sports|date=5 November 2017|access-date=30 September 2018}}{{cite web|url=https://www.uefa.com/memberassociations/news/newsid=1745954.html|title=Longest unbeaten runs in European league football|publisher=UEFA|date=13 December 2017|access-date=30 September 2018|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20120202011730/https://www.uefa.com/memberassociations/news/newsid%3D1745954.html|archive-date=2 February 2012|url-status=dead}}{{cite web|url=http://www.marca.com/en/football/international-football/2018/04/21/5adb1d7c22601d86148b4654.html|title=Wenger's 'Invincibles' and other teams to win the league unbeaten|author=Joel del Río|work=Marca|date=21 April 2018|access-date=30 September 2018|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20180501220950/http://www.marca.com/en/football/international-football/2018/04/21/5adb1d7c22601d86148b4654.html|archive-date=1 May 2018|url-status=live}}{{cite web|url=http://www.goal.com/en-gb/lists/messis-barcelona-arsenals-invincibles-the-teams-who-went-a-whole-/1v6umhxyh2p191m2m7p1ur9zbh|title=Messi's Barcelona, Arsenal's Invincibles & the teams who went a whole season unbeaten|author=Mark Doyle|website=Goal|date=29 April 2018|access-date=30 September 2018|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20180429225518/http://www.goal.com/en-gb/lists/messis-barcelona-arsenals-invincibles-the-teams-who-went-a-whole-/1v6umhxyh2p191m2m7p1ur9zbh|archive-date=29 April 2018|url-status=dead}}

scope="row" |1888–89

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|ENG}}

| align="left" |Preston North End

|22

|Yes

| align="left" |Also won FA Cup. Became known as The Invincibles

scope="row" |1897–98

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|SCO}}

| align="left" |Celtic

|18

|Yes

|

scope="row" |1898–99

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|SCO}}

| align="left" |Rangers

|18

|Yes

| align="left" |Won all 18 matches (perfect season)

scope="row" |1905–06

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|BEL}}

| align="left" |Union SG

|18

|

|

scope="row" |1907–08

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|BEL}}

| align="left" |Racing Club de Bruxelles

|18

|

|

scope="row" |1908–09

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|BEL}}

| align="left" |Union SG

|22

|

|

scope="row" |1912–13

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|AUT}}

| align="left" |Rapid Wien

|18

|

|

scope="row" |1912–13

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|ITA|1861}}

| align="left" |Pro Vercelli

|21

|

|

scope="row" |1913–14

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|Hungary|1920}}

| align="left" |MTK

|18

|

| align="left" |Also won Magyar Kupa

scope="row" |1917–18

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|Hungary|1920}}

| align="left" |MTK

|22

|

|

scope="row" |1918–19

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|NED}}

| align="left" |Ajax

|30

|

| align="left" |Includes 22 matches in the regional league {{Nowrap|Eerste Klasse West-A}}{{cite web |url=https://www.rsssf.org/tablesn/nedamahistwest.html |title = Netherlands Eerste Klasse West Final League Tables 1890-1950 |website=rsssf.org |publisher=RSSSF |access-date=13 May 2024}} and 8 in the national championship playoff round.{{cite web |url=https://www.rsssf.org/tablesn/nedamahist.html#9850 |title = Netherlands Final League Tables (Championship Playoff) 1898-1954 |website=rsssf.org |publisher=RSSSF |access-date=13 May 2024}}

scope="row" |1922–23

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|ITA|1861}}

| align="left" |Genoa

|28

|

|

scope="row" |1924–25

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|IRL|name=Republic of Ireland}}

| align="left" |Shamrock Rovers

|18

|

| align="left" |Also won FAI Cup and League of Ireland Shield

scope="row" |1926–27

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|IRL|name=Republic of Ireland}}

| align="left" |Shamrock Rovers

|18

|

| align="left" |Also won League of Ireland Shield and Leinster Senior Cup

scope="row" |1926–27

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|NIR}}

| align="left" |Belfast Celtic

|22

|

|

scope="row" |1928–29

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|NIR}}

| align="left" |Belfast Celtic

|26

|

|

scope="row" |1929–30

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|ESP}}

| align="left" |Athletic Bilbao

|18

|

| align="left" |Also won Copa del Rey

scope="row" |1931–32

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|Spain|1931}}

| align="left" |Real Madrid

|18

|Yes

|

scope="row" |1931–32

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|Hungary|1920}}

| align="left" |Ferencváros

|22

|

| align="left" |Won all 22 matches (perfect season)

scope="row" |1933–34

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|BEL}}

| align="left" |Union SG

|26

|

|

scope="row" |1934–35

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|AUT}}

| align="left" |Rapid Wien

|22

|

|

scope="row" |1935–36

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|Hungary|1920}}

| align="left" |MTK

|26

|

|

scope="row" |1937

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|Albania|1928}}

| align="left" |Tirana

|18

|

|

scope="row" |1939–40

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|LUX}}

| align="left" |Stade Dudelange

|18

|

|

scope="row" |1939–40

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|SWI}}

| align="left" |Servette

|22

|

|

scope="row" |1942–43

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|GER|1935}}

| align="left" |Dresdner SC

|23

|

| align="left" |Won all 18 matches in the regional Gauliga Sachsen and 5 in the German championship

scope="row" |1943–44

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia|name=Bohemia and Moravia}}

| align="left" |Sparta Prague

|26

|

|

scope="row" |1948–49

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|Bulgaria|1946}}

| align="left" |Levski Sofia

|18

|

| align="left" |Also won Bulgarian Cup

scope="row" |1949–50

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|SWE}}

| align="left" |Malmö

|22

|

|

scope="row" |1950

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|YUG}}

| align="left" |Hajduk Split

|18

|Yes

|

scope="row" |1951

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|Albania|1946}}

| align="left" |Dinamo Tirana

|26

|

| align="left" |Also won Albanian Cup

scope="row" |1951

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|Bulgaria|1946}}

| align="left" |Spartak Sofia

|22

|

| align="left" |Did not win league title

scope="row" |1952

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|Hungary|1949}}

| align="left" |Honvéd

|26

|

|

scope="row" |1954

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|Albania|1946}}

| align="left" |Partizani

|22

|

|

scope="row" |1954–55

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|Greece|old}}

| align="left" |Olympiacos

|20

|

| align="left" |Includes 10 matches in the regional Piraeus league, Enosi Podosferikon Somation Pireos, and 10 in the national championship playoff round.{{cite web |url=https://eu-football.info/_tournament.php?id=1626|title = Greece championship 1954/55 |publisher=EU-FOOTBALL.INFO |access-date=23 May 2024}}{{cite web |url=https://www.rsssf.org/tablesg/grkprehist.html#55 |title = Greece - Final Tables 1906-1959 |website=rsssf.org |publisher=RSSSF |access-date=23 May 2024}}

scope="row" |1955

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|Albania|1946}}

| align="left" |Dinamo Tirana

|30

|

|

scope="row" |1958–59

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|Austria}}

| align="left" |Wiener Sport-Club

|26

|

|

scope="row" |1962–63

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|LUX}}

| align="left" |Jeunesse Esch

|22

|

|

scope="row" |1963–64

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|Greece|old}}

| align="left" |Panathinaikos

|30

|

|

scope="row" |1963–64

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|Albania|1946}}

| align="left" |Partizani

|22

|

| align="left" |Also won Albanian Cup

scope="row" |1966

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|HUN}}

| align="left" |Vasas

|26

|

|

scope="row" |1970–71

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|LUX}}

| align="left" |Union Luxembourg

|22

|

|

scope="row" |1972–73

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|POR}}

| align="left" |Benfica

|30

|Yes

|

scope="row" |1976–77

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|MLT}}

| align="left" |Floriana

|18

|

|

scope="row" |1977–78

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|POR}}

| align="left" |Benfica

|30

|Yes

| align="left" |Did not win league title

scope="row" |1978

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|ISL}}

| align="left" |Valur

|18

|

|

scope="row" |1978–79

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|ITA}}

| align="left" |Perugia

|30

|Yes

| align="left" |Did not win league title

scope="row" |1980–81

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|NIR}}

| align="left" |Glentoran

|22

|

|

scope="row" |1982–83

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|DDR}}

| align="left" |Berliner FC Dynamo

|26

|

|

scope="row" |1984–85

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|CYP|1960}}

| align="left" |Omonia

|26

|

|

scope="row" |1985–86

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|TUR}}

| align="left" |Galatasaray

|36

|Yes

| align="left" |Did not win league title

scope="row" |1986–87

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|Romania|1965}}

| align="left" |Steaua București

|34

|

| align="left" |Also won Cupa României

scope="row" |1987–88

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|Romania|1965}}

| align="left" |Steaua București

|34

|

| align="left" |Also won Cupa României

scope="row" |1988–89

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|Romania|1965}}

| align="left" |Steaua București

|34

|

| align="left" |Also won Cupa României

scope="row" |1989

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|FAR}}

| align="left" |B71 Sandoy

|18

|

|

scope="row" |1991

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|GEO}}

| align="left" |Iberia Tbilisi

|19

|

|

scope="row" |1991–92

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|ROM}}

| align="left" |Dinamo București

|34

|Yes

|

scope="row" |1991–92

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|ITA}}

| align="left" |AC Milan

|34

|Yes

|

scope="row" |1991–92

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|MLT}}

| align="left" |Valletta

|22

|

|

scope="row" |1991–92

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|TUR}}

| align="left" |Beşiktaş

|30

|Yes

|

scope="row" |1992–93

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|MKD|1992|name=Macedonia}}

| align="left" |Vardar

|34

|Yes

| align="left" |Also won Macedonian Cup

scope="row" |1992–93

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|EST}}

| align="left" |Norma

|22

|

|

scope="row" |1993

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|ARM}}

| align="left" |Ararat Yerevan

|28

|

| align="left" |Also won Armenian Cup

scope="row" |1993–94

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|ISR}}

| align="left" |Maccabi Haifa

|39

|Yes

|

scope="row" |1994

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|ARM}}

| align="left" |Shirak

|28

|

|

scope="row" |1994

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|LAT}}

| align="left" |Skonto

|22

|

|

scope="row" |1994–95

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|NED}}

| align="left" |Ajax

|34

|Yes

| align="left" |Also won UEFA Champions League undefeated

scope="row" |1994–95

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|MKD|1992|name=Macedonia}}

| align="left" |Vardar

|30

|Yes

| align="left" |Also won Macedonian Cup

scope="row" |1994–95

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|EST}}

| align="left" |Flora

|24

|

| align="left" |Also won Estonian Cup

scope="row" |1995

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|LAT}}

| align="left" |Skonto

|28

|

| align="left" |Also won Latvian Cup

scope="row" |1995–96

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|ARM}}

| align="left" |Pyunik

|22

|

| align="left" |Also won Armenian Cup

scope="row" |1995–96

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|MKD|name=Macedonia}}

| align="left" |Sileks

|28

|

|

scope="row" |1995–96

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|CYP|1960}}

| align="left" |APOEL

|26

|

| align="left" |Also won Cypriot Cup

scope="row" |1995–96

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|POL}}

| align="left" |Widzew Łódź

|34

|

|

scope="row" |1996–97

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|LUX}}

| align="left" |Jeunesse Esch

|22

|

| align="left" |Also won Luxembourg Cup

scope="row" |1997

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|LAT}}

| align="left" |Skonto

|24

|

| align="left" |Also won Latvian Cup

scope="row" |1997–98

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|AND}}

| align="left" |Principat

|20

|

| align="left" |Also won Copa Constitució

scope="row" |1997–98

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|AZE}}

| align="left" |Kapaz

|26

|

| align="left" |Also won Azerbaijan Cup

scope="row" |1997–98

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|WAL}}

| align="left" |Barry Town

|38

|

| align="left" |

rowspan="2" scope="row" |1998–99

| rowspan="2" align="left" |{{flagcountry|FR Yugoslavia}}

| align="left" |Partizan

|24

|Yes

|

align="left" |Obilić

|24

|

| align="left" |Did not win league title

scope="row" |1998–99

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|AND}}

| align="left" |Principat

|22

|

| align="left" |Also won Copa Constitució

scope="row" |1998–99

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|LTU}}

| align="left" |Žalgiris Vilnius

|23

|

|

scope="row" |2000

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|EST}}

| align="left" |Levadia

|28

|

| align="left" |Also won Estonian Cup and Estonian Supercup

scope="row" |2001–02

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|UKR}}

| align="left" |Shakhtar Donetsk

|26

|

| align="left" |Also won Ukrainian Cup

scope="row" |2003

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|ARM}}

| align="left" |Pyunik

|28

|

|

scope="row" |2003

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|EST}}

| align="left" |Flora

|28

|

|

scope="row" |2003–04

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|ENG}}

| align="left" |Arsenal

|38

|Yes

| align="left" |Became known as The Invincibles

scope="row" |2004–05

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|SCG}}

| align="left" |Partizan

|30

|Yes

|

scope="row" |2005–06

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|CYP|1960}}

| align="left" |Apollon Limassol

|26

|

|

scope="row" |2006–07

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|UKR}}

| align="left" |Dynamo Kyiv

|30

|

| align="left" |Also won Ukrainian Cup

scope="row" |2006–07

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|MLD}}

| align="left" |FC Sheriff

|36

|

|

scope="row" |2007–08

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|SRB}}

| align="left" |Red Star Belgrade

|33

|

| align="left" |Did not win league title

scope="row" |2007–08

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|BUL}}

| align="left" |CSKA Sofia

|30

|Yes

|

scope="row" |2007–08

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|CYP}}

| align="left" |Anorthosis Famagusta

|32

|

|

scope="row" |2009–10

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|CZE}}

| align="left" |Sparta Prague

|30

|

|

scope="row" |2009–10

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|SRB}}

| align="left" |Partizan

|30

|Yes

|

scope="row" |2009–10

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|AND}}

| align="left" |FC Santa Coloma

|20

|

|

scope="row" |2009–10

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|GIB}}

| align="left" |Lincoln Red Imps

|18

|

| align="left" |Also won Rock Cup

scope="row" |2010

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|NOR}}

| align="left" |Rosenborg

|30

|

|

scope="row" |2010–11

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|POR}}

| align="left" |Porto

|30

|Yes

| align="left" |Also won Supertaça Cândido de Oliveira, UEFA Europa League, and Taça de Portugal

scope="row" |2010–11

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|GIB}}

| align="left" |Lincoln Red Imps

|20

|

| align="left" |Also won Rock Cup

scope="row" |2010–11

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|MLT}}

| align="left" |Valletta

|28

|

|

scope="row" |2011–12

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|ITA}}

| align="left" |Juventus

|38

|Yes

|

scope="row" |2011–12

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|HUN}}

| align="left" |Debrecen

|30

|

| align="left" |Also won Magyar Kupa

scope="row" |2011–12

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|GIB}}

| align="left" |Lincoln Red Imps

|20

|

|

scope="row" |2012–13

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|POR}}

| align="left" |Porto

|30

|Yes

|

scope="row" |2014

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|ISL}}

| align="left" |Stjarnan

|22

|

|

scope="row" |2014–15

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|CRO}}

| align="left" |Dinamo Zagreb

|36

|

| align="left" |Also won Croatian Cup

scope="row" |2014–15

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|UKR}}

| align="left" |Dynamo Kyiv

|26

|Yes

| align="left" |Also won Ukrainian Cup

scope="row" |2016–17

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|SCO}}

| align="left" |Celtic

|38

|Yes

| align="left" |Also won Scottish Cup and Scottish League Cup

scope="row" |2018

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|EST}}

| align="left" |Nõmme Kalju

|36

|

|

scope="row" |2018–19

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|GRE}}

| align="left" |PAOK

|30

|Yes

| align="left" |Also won Greek Cup

scope="row" |2020

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|IRL|name=Republic of Ireland}}

| align="left" |Shamrock Rovers

|18

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2020–21

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|SCO}}

| align="left" |Rangers

|38

|Yes

|

scope="row" |2020–21

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|SRB}}

| align="left" |Red Star Belgrade

|38

|Yes

| align="left" |Also won Serbian Cup

scope="row" |2020–21

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|CZE}}

| align="left" |Slavia Prague

|34

|Yes

| align="left" |Also won Czech Cup

scope="row" |2021–22

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|GIB}}

| align="left" |Lincoln Red Imps

|20

|

| align="left" |Also won Rock Cup

scope="row" |2022

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|FAR}}

| align="left" |KÍ Klaksvík

|27

|

|

scope="row" |2022–23

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|SRB}}

| align="left" |Red Star Belgrade

|37

|Yes

| align="left" |Also won Serbian Cup

scope="row" |2023–24

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|WAL}}

| align="left" |The New Saints

|32

|

| align="left" |Also won Welsh League Cup

scope="row" |2023–24

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|GER}}

| align="left" |Bayer Leverkusen

|34

|Yes

|align="left" |Also won DFB-Pokal

=North America, Central America and Caribbean=

(National top division only, minimum 18 matches in league calendar)

class="wikitable sortable plainrowheaders" style="text-align: center;"
scope="col"|Season

!scope="col"|Nation

!scope="col"|Club

!scope="col"|{{Tooltip|Matches|Matches: figure refers only to league matches in that season and does not include fixtures outwith that season which were part of longer unbeaten runs.}}

!scope="col"|{{Tooltip|Article|Link to club season article for details if available.}}

!scope="col"|Notes

scope="row" |1969–70

|align=left|{{flagcountry|HND}}

| align="left" |Olimpia

|27

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |1976

|align=left|{{flagcountry|Guatemala}}

| align="left" |Comunicaciones

|31

|

| align="left" |Did not win league title

scope="row" |1987

|align=left|{{flagcountry|CUB}}

| align="left" |Sports Club Villa

|22

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |1995–96

|align=left|{{flagcountry|BER}}

| align="left" |North Village Rams

|18

|

| align="left" |Did not win league title

scope="row" |2003

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|SLV}}

| align="left" |C.D. Fas

|18

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2003

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|CAN}}

| align="left" |Ottawa Wizards

|18

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2003–04

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|Guadeloupe}}

| align="left" |Gosier

|26

|

| align="left" |Did not win league title

scope="row" |2005

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|Grenada}}

| align="left" |Fontenoy United

|18

|

| align="left" |Did not win league title

scope="row" |2006–07

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|ATG}}

| align="left" |Bassa

|18

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2011–12

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|CUW}}

| align="left" |Centro Dominguito

|28

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2013–14

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|ATG}}

| align="left" |SAP

|18

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2015

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|CUW}}

| align="left" |Centro Dominguito

|27

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2017

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|CUB}}

| align="left" |Santiago de Cuba

|22

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2017 Ap.

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|SLV}}

| align="left" |Alianza

|27

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2022–23

|align=left|{{flagcountry|HND}}

| align="left" |Olimpia

|27

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2022–23

|align=left|{{flagcountry|BAH}}

| align="left" |Western Warriors

|18

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2022–23

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|French Guiana}}

| align="left" |Étoile Matoury

|19

|

|

scope="row" |2023–24

|align=left|{{flagcountry|BAH}}

| align="left" |Western Warriors

|20

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2023–24

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|French Guiana}}

| align="left" |Étoile Matoury

|26

|

|

scope="row" |2024

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|Guyana}}

| align="left" |Guyana Defence Force

|18

|

|

scope="row" |2024

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|Guyana}}

| align="left" |Slingerz

|18

|

| align="left" |Did not win league title

=Oceania=

(National top division only, minimum 18 matches in league calendar)

class="wikitable sortable plainrowheaders" style="text-align: center;"
scope="col" |Season

! scope="col" |Nation

! scope="col" |Club

! scope="col" |{{Tooltip|Matches|Matches: figure refers only to league matches in that season and does not include fixtures outwith that season which were part of longer unbeaten runs.}}

! scope="col" |{{Tooltip|Article|Link to club season article for details if available.}}

! scope="col" |Notes

scope="row" |1994

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|NZL}}

| align="left" |Napier City Rovers

|22

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2001

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|FIJ}}

| align="left" |Ba

|20

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2004

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|FIJ}}

| align="left" |Ba

|18

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2009

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|FIJ}}

| align="left" |Lautoka

|18

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2014

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|NCL}}

| align="left" |Magenta

|22

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2015–16

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|PYF}}

| align="left" |AS Tefana

|23

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2016

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|VUT}}

| align="left" |Erakor Golden Star

|19

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2019

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|TON}}

| align="left" |Veitongo

|21

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2022

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|American Samoa}}

| align="left" |Ilaoa and To'omata

|20

|

| align="left" |

=South America=

(National top division only, minimum 18 matches in league calendar)

class="wikitable sortable plainrowheaders" style="text-align: center;"
scope="col" |Season

! scope="col" |Nation

! scope="col" |Club

! scope="col" |{{Tooltip|Matches|Matches: figure refers only to league matches in that season and does not include fixtures outwith that season which were part of longer unbeaten runs.}}

! scope="col" |{{Tooltip|Article|Link to club season article for details if available.}}

! scope="col" |Notes

scope="row" |1907

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|ARG}}

| align="left" |Alumni

|20

|

|

scope="row" |1915

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|ARG}}

| align="left" |Racing

|24

|

|

scope="row" |1917

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|URU}}

| align="left" |Nacional

|18

|

|

scope="row" |1918

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|ARG}}

| align="left" |Racing

|19

|

|

scope="row" |1925

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|ARG}}

| align="left" |Racing

|24

|

|

scope="row" |1926

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|ARG}}

| align="left" |Independiente

|25

|

|

scope="row" |1949

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|URU}}

| align="left" |Peñarol

|18

|

|

scope="row" |1954

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|URU}}

| align="left" |Peñarol

|18

|

|

scope="row" |1964

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|URU}}

| align="left" |Peñarol

|18

|

|

scope="row" |1967

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|URU}}

| align="left" |Peñarol

|18

|

|

scope="row" |1968

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|ARG}}

| align="left" |San Lorenzo

|22

|

|

scope="row" |1968

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|URU}}

| align="left" |Peñarol

|18

|

|

scope="row" |1975

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|URU}}

| align="left" |Peñarol

|22

|

|

scope="row" |1977

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|BRA}}

| align="left" |Atlético Mineiro

|21

|

| align="left" |Did not win league title

scope="row" |1977

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|BRA}}

| align="left" |Botafogo

|18

|

| align="left" |Did not win league title

scope="row" |1978

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|URU}}

| align="left" |Peñarol

|22

|

|

scope="row" |1979

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|BRA}}

| align="left" |Internacional

|23

|

|

scope="row" |1982

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|ARG}}

| align="left" |Ferro Carril Oeste

|22

|

|

scope="row" |1993

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|PRY}}

| align="left" |Olimpia

|22

|

|

scope="row" |1994 Ap.

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|ARG}}

| align="left" |River Plate

|19

|

|

scope="row" |1998 Ap.

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|ARG}}

| align="left" |Boca Juniors

|19

|

|

scope="row" |2011 Ap.

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|ARG}}

| align="left" |Boca Juniors

|19

|

|

scope="row" |2013 Cl.

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|PRY}}

| align="left" |Cerro Porteño

|22

|

|

scope="row" |2019 Ap.

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|PRY}}

| align="left" |Olimpia

|22

|

|

Women's football

{{Incompletelist|date=May 2021}}

= Africa =

(National top division only, minimum 12 matches in league calendar)

class="wikitable sortable plainrowheaders" style="text-align: center;"
scope="col" |Season

! scope="col" |Nation

! scope="col" |Club

! scope="col" |{{Tooltip|Matches|Matches: figure refers only to league matches in that season and does not include fixtures outwith that season which were part of longer unbeaten runs.}}

! scope="col" |{{Tooltip|Article|Link to club season article for details if available.}}

! scope="col" |Notes

= Asia =

(National top division only, minimum 12 matches in league calendar)

class="wikitable sortable plainrowheaders" style="text-align: center;"
scope="col" |Season

! scope="col" |Nation

! scope="col" |Club

! scope="col" |{{Tooltip|Matches|Matches: figure refers only to league matches in that season and does not include fixtures outwith that season which were part of longer unbeaten runs.}}

! scope="col" |{{Tooltip|Article|Link to club season article for details if available.}}

! scope="col" |Notes

scope="row" |1991

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|JPN}}

| align="left" |Nippon TV Beleza

| 18

|

|

scope="row" |1992

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|JPN}}

| align="left" |Nippon TV Beleza

| 18

|

|

scope="row" |1995

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|JPN}}

| align="left" |Iga FC Kunoichi Mie

| 18

|

|

scope="row" |2005

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|JPN}}

| align="left" |Nippon TV Tokyo Verdy Beleza

| 21

|

|

scope="row" |2011

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|JPN}}

| align="left" |INAC Kobe Leonessa

| 18

|

|

scope="row" |2011–12

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|AUS}}

| align="left" |Canberra United

|12

|Yes

|

scope="row" |2012

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|JPN}}

| align="left" |INAC Kobe Leonessa

| 18

|

|

scope="row" |2015–16

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|AUS}}

| align="left" |Melbourne City

|14

|Yes

|

scope="row" |2016–17

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|LBN}}

| align="left" |SAS

|14

|

|

scope="row" |2019

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|KOR}}

| align="left" |Incheon Hyundai Steel Red Angels

| 30

|

|

scope="row" |2019–20

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|AUS}}

| align="left" |Melbourne City

|14

|

|

scope="row" |2021

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|CHN}}

| align="left" |Wuhan Jianghan University

| 14

|

|

scope="row" |2022–23

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|LBN}}

| align="left" |SAS

|16

|

|

scope="row" |2023–24

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|LBN}}

| align="left" |BFA

|18

|

|Won all 18 matches (perfect season)

scope="row" |2024–25

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|AUS}}

| align="left" |Melbourne City

|23

|Yes

|

= Europe =

(National top division only, minimum 12 matches in league calendar)

class="wikitable sortable plainrowheaders" style="text-align: center;"
scope="col" |Season

! scope="col" |Nation

! scope="col" |Club

! scope="col" |{{Tooltip|Matches|Matches: figure refers only to league matches in that season and does not include fixtures outwith that season which were part of longer unbeaten runs.}}

! scope="col" |{{Tooltip|Article|Link to club season article for details if available.}}

! scope="col" |Notes

scope="row" |1968

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|ITA}}

| align="left" |Bologna

| 18

|

|

scope="row" |1969

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|ITA}}

| align="left" |ACF Roma

| 18

|

|

scope="row" |1973

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|ITA}}

| align="left" |Gamma 3 Padova

| 12

|

|

scope="row" |1977

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|ITA}}

| align="left" |Diadora Valdobbiadene

| 22

|

|

scope="row" |1978

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|ITA}}

| align="left" |Jolly Catania

| 22

|

|

scope="row" |1980

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|ITA}}

| align="left" |Lazio CF Lubiam

| 18

|

|

scope="row" |1985–86

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|HUN}}

| align="left" |László Kórház

| 18

|

|

scope="row" |1987–88

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|ITA}}

| align="left" |Lazio CF

| 30

|

|

scope="row" |1988–89

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|HUN}}

| align="left" |László Kórház

| 18

|

|

scope="row" |1989–90

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|ITA}}

| align="left" |Reggiana Refrattari Zambelli

| 30

|

|

scope="row" |1990–91

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|HUN}}

| align="left" |Femina

| 20

|

|

scope="row" |1990–91

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|ITA}}

| align="left" |Reggiana Refrattari Zambelli

| 28

|

|

scope="row" |1991–92

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|HUN}}

| align="left" |Renova Spartacus

| 18

|

|

scope="row" |1992–93

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|HUN}}

| align="left" |László Kórház

| 22

|

| align="left" |Did not win league title

scope="row" |1992–93

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|ITA}}

| align="left" |Reggiana Refrattari Zambelli

| 30

|

|

scope="row" |1993–94

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|HUN}}

| align="left" |László Kórház

| 24

|

|

scope="row" |1994–95

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|ENG}}

| align="left" |Arsenal

| 18

|

|

scope="row" |1995–96

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|ENG}}

| align="left" |Croydon

| 18

|

|

scope="row" |1996–97

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|HUN}}

| align="left" |Femina

| 18

|

|

scope="row" |1998

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|NOR}}

| align="left" |Asker

| 18

|

| align="left" |Won all 18 matches (perfect season)

scope="row" |1998–99

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|ENG}}

| align="left" |Croydon

| 18

|

|

scope="row" |1998–99

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|HUN}}

| align="left" |László Kórház

| 18

|

|

scope="row" |1998–99

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|LTU}}

| align="left" |Politechnika-Sika

| 16

|

|

scope="row" |2000–01

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|ENG}}

| align="left" |Arsenal

| 18

|

|

scope="row" |2001

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|LTU}}

| align="left" |Ukmergė

| 12

|

|

scope="row" |2001

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|NOR}}

| align="left" |Trondheims-Ørn

| 22

|

| align="left" |Also won Norwegian Cup

scope="row" |2001–02

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|ITA}}

| align="left" |Ruco Line Lazio

| 26

|

|

scope="row" |2002

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|LTU}}

| align="left" |TexTilite Ukmergė

| 12

|

| align="left" |Won all 12 matches (perfect season), also won 2002 Lithuanian Women's Cup

scope="row" |2003–04

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|SCO}}

| align="left" |Hibernian

| 18

|

|

scope="row" |2004–05

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|ENG}}

| align="left" |Arsenal

| 18

|

|

scope="row" |2004–05

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|ENG}}

| align="left" |Arsenal

| 18

|

|

scope="row" |2005

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|SWE}}

| align="left" |Umeå IK

| 22

|

|

scope="row" |2005–06

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|ENG}}

| align="left" |Arsenal

| 18

|

|

scope="row" |2005–06

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|ITA}}

| align="left" |Fiammamonza

| 22

|

|

scope="row" |2005–06

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|SCO}}

| align="left" |Hibernian

| 22

|

|

scope="row" |2006

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|SWE}}

| align="left" |Umeå IK

| 22

|

|

scope="row" |2006–07

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|ENG}}

| align="left" |Arsenal

| 22

|

| align="left" |Won all 22 matches (perfect season) and also won the FA Cup, the FAWPL Cup, and the 2007 UEFA Women's Cup final.

scope="row" |2006–07

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|HUN}}

| align="left" |Femina

| 24

|

|

scope="row" |2006–07

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|SCO}}

| align="left" |Hibernian

| 22

|

| align="left" |Won all 22 matches (perfect season);
Also won Scottish Cup

scope="row" |2007

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|LTU}}

| align="left" |Gintra Universitetas

| 12

|

| align="left" |Won all 12 matches (perfect season), also won 2007 Lithuanian Women's Cup

scope="row" |2007–08

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|ENG}}

| align="left" |Arsenal

| 22

|

|

scope="row" |2007–08

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|HUN}}

| align="left" |Femina

| 28

|

|

scope="row" |2008

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|LTU}}

| align="left" |Gintra Universitetas

| 12

|

| align="left" |Consequently won all 12 matches (2nd perfect season), also won 2008 Lithuanian Women's Cup

scope="row" |2008–09

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|ITA}}

| align="left" |Bardolino Verona

| 22

|

|

scope="row" |2009–10

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|ITA}}

| align="left" |Torres

| 22

|

|

scope="row" |2010

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|LTU}}

| align="left" |Gintra Universitetas

| 12

|

| align="left" |Won all 12 matches (perfect season), also won 2010 Lithuanian Women's Cup

scope="row" |2010

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|NOR}}

| align="left" |Stabæk

| 22

|

|

scope="row" |2010

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|SCO}}

| align="left" |Glasgow City

| 22

|

|

scope="row" |2010–11

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|CZE}}

| align="left" |Sparta Prague

| 16

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2010–11

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|GRE}}

| align="left" |PAOK

| 24

|

|

scope="row" |2010–11

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|ITA}}

| align="left" |Torres

| 26

|

|

scope="row" |2011

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|SCT}}

| align="left" |Glasgow City

| 20

|

| align="left" |Won all 20 matches (perfect season);
Also won Scottish Cup

scope="row" | 2011–12

| align="left" | {{flagcountry|CZE}}

| align="left" | Sparta Prague

| 20

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2011–12

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|CHE}}

| align="left" |Zürich Frauen

| 25

|

|

scope="row" |2012

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|LTU}}

| align="left" |Gintra Universitetas

| 12

|

| align="left" |Won all 12 matches (perfect season), also won 2012 Lithuanian Women's Cup

scope="row" | 2012–13

| align="left" | {{flagcountry|CZE}}

| align="left" | Sparta Prague

| 20

|

|

scope="row" |2012–13

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|DNK}}

| align="left" |Brøndby IF

| 24

|

|

scope="row" |2012–13

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|HUN}}

| align="left" |MTK Hungária

| 26

|

|

scope="row" |2012–13

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|CHE}}

| align="left" |Zürich Frauen

| 25

|

|

scope="row" |2013

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|SCT}}

| align="left" |Glasgow City

| 21

|

| align="left" |Also won Scottish Cup;
Also won SWPL Cup

scope="row" |2013–14

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|IRL}}

| align="left" |Raheny United

| 21

|

|

scope="row" |2014

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|LTU}}

| align="left" |Gintra Universitetas

| 18

|

| align="left" |Won all 18 matches (perfect season), also won 2014 Lithuanian Women's Cup

scope="row" |2014–15

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|FRA}}

| align="left" |Lyon

| 22

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2014–15

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|GER}}

| align="left" |Bayern Munich

| 22

|

|

scope="row" |2014–15

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|GRE}}

| align="left" |PAOK

| 18

|

| align="left" |Also won Greek Cup

scope="row" |2014–15

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|TUR}}

| align="left" |Konak Belediyespor

| 19

|

|

scope="row" |2015

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|LTU}}

| align="left" |Gintra Universitetas

| 16

|

| align="left" |Consequently won all 16 matches (2nd perfect season), also won 2015 Lithuanian Women's Cup

scope="row" |2015

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|SCT}}

| align="left" |Glasgow City

| 21

|

| align="left" |Also won Scottish Cup;
Also won SWPL Cup

scope="row" |2015–16

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|BUL}}

| align="left" |NSA Sofia

| 18

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2015–16

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|FRA}}

| align="left" |Lyon

| 22

|

|

scope="row" |2015–16

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|GRE}}

| align="left" |PAOK

| 18

|

| align="left" |Also won Greek Cup

scope="row" |2015–16

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|HUN}}

| align="left" |Ferencváros

| 22

|

|

scope="row" |2015–16

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|WAL}}

| align="left" |Cardiff Met

| 20

|

|

scope="row" |2016

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|FAR}}

| align="left" |KÍ Klaksvík

| 20

|

|

scope="row" |2016

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|IRL}}

| align="left" |Shelbourne

| 12

|

|

scope="row" |2016

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|LTU}}

| align="left" |Gintra Universitetas

| 20

|

| align="left" |Consequently won all 20 matches (3rd perfect season), also won 2016 Lithuanian Women's Cup

scope="row" |2016

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|NOR}}

| align="left" |LSK Kvinner

| 22

|

|

scope="row" |2016

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|SWE}}

| align="left" |Linköpings FC

| 22

|

|

scope="row" |2016–17

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|AUT}}

| align="left" |SKN St. Pölten

| 18

|

|

scope="row" | 2016–17

| align="left" | {{flagcountry|CZE}}

| align="left" | Slavia Prague

| 20

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2016–17

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|DNK}}

| align="left" |Brøndby IF

| 23

|

|

scope="row" |2016–17

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|PRT}}

| align="left" |Sporting CP

| 26

|

|

scope="row" |2016–17

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|ESP}}

| align="left" |Atlético Madrid

| 30

|

|

scope="row" |2017

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|SCT}}

| align="left" |Glasgow City

| 21

|

|

scope="row" |2017–18

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|BUL}}

| align="left" |NSA Sofia

| 20

|

| align="left" |Won all 20 matches (perfect season)

scope="row" |2017–18

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|ENG}}

| align="left" |Chelsea

| 18

|

|

scope="row" |2017–18

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|FRA}}

| align="left" |Lyon

| 22

|

|

scope="row" |2017–18

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|PRT}}

| align="left" |Sporting CP

| 22

|

|

scope="row" |2017–18

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|TUR}}

| align="left" |Ataşehir Belediyespor

| 18

|

|

scope="row" |2018

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|LTU}}

| align="left" |Gintra Universitetas

| 16

|

| align="left" |Won all 16 matches (perfect season)

scope="row" |2017–18

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|UKR}}

| align="left" |Zhytlobud-1 Kharkiv

| 18

|

|

scope="row" |2018

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|SCT}}

| align="left" |Glasgow City

| 21

|

|

scope="row" |2018–19

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|BUL}}

| align="left" |NSA Sofia

| 18

|

| align="left" |Won all 18 matches (perfect season)

scope="row" | 2018–19

| align="left" | {{flagcountry|CZE}}

| align="left" | Sparta Prague

| 20

|

| align="left" |Also won Czech Women's Cup

scope="row" |2018–19

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|FRA}}

| align="left" |Lyon

| 22

|

| align="left" |Treble

scope="row" |2018–19

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|GRE}}

| align="left" |PAOK

| 20

|

| align="left" |Won all 20 matches (perfect season)

scope="row" |2018–19

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|PRT}}

| align="left" |Braga

| 22

|

|

scope="row" |2018–19

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|UKR}}

| align="left" |Zhytlobud-1 Kharkiv

| 18

|

| align="left" |Won all 18 matches (perfect season), also won Ukrainian Women's Cup

scope="row" |2018–19

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|WAL}}

| align="left" |Cardiff Met

| 16

|

| align="left" |Also won FAW Women's Cup

scope="row" |2019

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|ISL}}

| align="left" |Valur

| 18

|

| align="left" |Also won Icelandic Women's Football Super Cup

scope="row" |2019

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|ISL}}

| align="left" |Breiðablik

| 18

|

| align="left" |Did not win league title

scope="row" |2019

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|LTU}}

| align="left" |Gintra Universitetas

| 16

|

| align="left" |Consequently won all 16 matches (2nd perfect season), also won 2019 Women's Baltic Football League

scope="row" |2019–20

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|BEL}}

| align="left" |Anderlecht

| 16

|

|

scope="row" | 2019–20

| align="left" | {{flagcountry|CZE}}

| align="left" | Slavia Prague

| 13

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2019–20

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|ENG}}

| align="left" |Chelsea

| 15

|

|align="left" |Also won FA Women's League Cup

scope="row" |2019–20

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|GER}}

| align="left" |VfL Wolfsburg

| 22

|

| align="left" |Also won DFB-Pokal Frauen

scope="row" |2019–20

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|ITA}}

| align="left" |Juventus

| 16

|

|

scope="row" |2019–20

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|ESP}}

| align="left" |Barcelona

| 21

|

| align="left" |Season curtailed due to COVID-19 pandemic. Barcelona declared champions by RFEF.

scope="row" |2020

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|FAR}}

| align="left" |KÍ Klaksvík

| 20

|

| align="left" |Also won Faroese Women's Cup

scope="row" |2020

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|LTU}}

| align="left" |Gintra Universitetas

| 20

|

| align="left" |Consequently won all 20 matches (3rd perfect season)

scope="row" |2020

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|NOR}}

| align="left" |Rosenborg

| 18

|

| align="left" |Did not win league title

scope="row" |2020–21

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|ALB}}

| align="left" |Vllaznia

| 22

|

| align="left" |Won all 22 matches (perfect season), also won Albanian Women's Cup

scope="row" |2020–21

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|BUL}}

| align="left" |NSA Sofia

| 26

|

| align="left" |Won all 26 matches (perfect season), also won Bulgarian Women's Cup

scope="row" |2020–21

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|CRO}}

| align="left" |Osijek

| 20

|

|

scope="row" |2020–21

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|CRO}}

| align="left" |Split

| 20

|

| align="left" |Did not win league title, but won Croatian Cup

scope="row" |2020–21

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|FRA}}

| align="left" |Paris Saint-Germain

| 22

|

|

scope="row" |2020–21

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|ITA}}

| align="left" |Juventus

| 22

|Yes

| align="left" |Won all 22 matches (perfect season), and also won Supercoppa Italiana

scope="row" |2020–21

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|ROU}}

| align="left" |U Olimpia Cluj

| 21

|

| align="left" |Also won Romanian Women's Cup

scope="row" |2020–21

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|UKR}}

| align="left" |Zhytlobud-1 Kharkiv

| 19

|

|

scope="row" |2020–21

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|WAL}}

| align="left" |Swansea City

| 16

|

|

scope="row" |2021

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|LTU}}

| align="left" |Gintra Universitetas

| 20

|

| align="left" |Consequently won all 20 matches (4th perfect season)

scope="row" |2021

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|NOR}}

| align="left" |Sandviken

| 18

|

|

scope="row" |2021–22

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|DNK}}

| align="left" |HB Køge

| 24

|

|

scope="row" |2021–22

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|SCT}}

| align="left" |Rangers

| 27

|

|

scope="row" |2021–22

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|ALB}}

| align="left" |Vllaznia

| 20

|

| align="left" |Also won Albanian Women's Cup

scope="row" |2021–22

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|ESP}}

| align="left" |Barcelona

| 30

| Yes

| align="left" |Won all 30 matches (perfect season) and also won Copa de la Reina and Supercopa de España. They lost their streak in the 2022 UEFA Women's Champions League final.

scope="row" |2022

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|LTU}}

| align="left" |Gintra Universitetas

| 20

|

| align="left" |Also won 2022 Women's Baltic Football League

scope="row" | 2022–23

| align="left" | {{flagcountry|CZE}}

| align="left" | Slavia Prague

| 20

|

| align="left" |Also won Czech Women's Cup

scope="row" |2022–23

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|ALB}}

| align="left" |Vllaznia

| 18

|

| align="left" |Won all 18 matches (perfect season), also won Albanian Women's Cup

scope="row" |2022–23

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|HUN}}

| align="left" |Ferencváros

| 22

|

|

scope="row" |2022–23

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|WAL}}

| align="left" |Cardiff City

| 20

|

| align="left" |Also won FAW Women's Cup

scope="row" |2023

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|LTU}}

| align="left" |Gintra Universitetas

| 24

|

| align="left" |Also won 2023 Women's Baltic Football League

scope="row" |2023–24

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|GER}}

| align="left" |Bayern Munich

| 22

|

|

scope="row" |2023–24

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|GRE}}

| align="left" |PAOK

| 26

|

| align="left" |Also won Greek Cup

scope="row" |2023–24

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|ESP}}

| align="left" |Barcelona

| 30

| Yes

| align="left" |Also won Copa de la Reina and 2023–24 UEFA Women's Champions League.

= North America, Central America and Caribbean =

(National top division only, minimum 12 matches in league calendar)

class="wikitable sortable plainrowheaders" style="text-align: center;"
scope="col" |Season

! scope="col" |Nation

! scope="col" |Club

! scope="col" |{{Tooltip|Matches|Matches: figure refers only to league matches in that season and does not include fixtures outwith that season which were part of longer unbeaten runs.}}

! scope="col" |{{Tooltip|Article|Link to club season article for details if available.}}

! scope="col" |Notes

= Oceania =

(National top division only, minimum 12 matches in league calendar)

class="wikitable sortable plainrowheaders" style="text-align: center;"
scope="col" |Season

! scope="col" |Nation

! scope="col" |Club

! scope="col" |{{Tooltip|Matches|Matches: figure refers only to league matches in that season and does not include fixtures outwith that season which were part of longer unbeaten runs.}}

! scope="col" |{{Tooltip|Article|Link to club season article for details if available.}}

! scope="col" |Notes

= South America =

(National top division only, minimum 12 matches in league calendar)

class="wikitable sortable plainrowheaders" style="text-align: center;"
scope="col" |Season

! scope="col" |Nation

! scope="col" |Club

! scope="col" |{{Tooltip|Matches|Matches: figure refers only to league matches in that season and does not include fixtures outwith that season which were part of longer unbeaten runs.}}

! scope="col" |{{Tooltip|Article|Link to club season article for details if available.}}

! scope="col" |Notes

scope="row" |2000

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|ARG}}

| align="left" |Boca Juniors

| 28

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2002 Ap.

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|ARG}}

| align="left" |River Plate

| 13

|

| align="left" |

scope="row" |2011

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|URU}}

| align="left" |Nacional

|18

|

|

scope="row" |2014

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|BRA}}

| align="left" |Ferroviária

| 14

|

|

scope="row" |2016

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|ARG}}

| align="left" |UAI Urquiza

|18

|

|

scope="row" |2019

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|URU}}

| align="left" |Peñarol

|18

|

|

scope="row" |2020

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|URU}}

| align="left" |Peñarol

|13

|

|

scope="row" |2022

| align="left" |{{flagcountry|URU}}

| align="left" |Nacional

|16

|

|

See also

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