Broken in 8 games! Arsenal conceded a goal against Sunderland and missed the opportunity to set a new record in English football history

In the 11th round of the Premier League on November 9, Arsenal conceded a goal against Sunderland. So far, their streak of zero seals in the past eight games has been broken, and the record of consecutive zero seals and wins has also stayed at 8 games.

Previously, Arsenal had 8 consecutive games with zero shutouts and wins in all competitions. This number has tied the record of the longest zero shutout streak in the history of England's top league teams. The previous record was held by Preston in 1889 and Liverpool in 1920.

Looking at the five major leagues, other similar record holders include:

[Bundesliga]

Bayern: Won 10 consecutive clean sheets from August to September 2011

[Serie A]

Juventus: 9 consecutive clean sheets wins from May to September 2014

[La Liga]

Barcelona: 8 consecutive games from April to August 2016 Winning with a clean sheet

Real Madrid: Winning 8 consecutive games with a clean sheet in January 2014

Valencia: Winning 8 consecutive games with a clean sheet from September to October 2003

[France A]

Montpellier: Won 7 consecutive clean sheets from January to February 2012

Sedan: Won 7 consecutive clean sheets from December 1962 to January 1963