Sport · Singapore Bureau
JDT extends unbeaten streak to record-breaking 109 matches
Johor Darul Ta'zim has set a new world record for consecutive league matches without defeat, stretching their remarkable run to 109 games with a dominant 3-0 win over Kuching City in the Malaysian Super League opener.
LSN Singapore ·
ISKANDAR PUTERI — Johor Darul Ta'zim (JDT) has etched its name into sporting history, achieving an unprecedented world record of 109 consecutive league matches unbeaten. The Malaysian football club secured the milestone on Friday with a commanding 3-0 victory over Kuching City in the Charity Shield fixture that kicked off the new Malaysian Super League season.
The record-setting performance underscores JDT's dominance in domestic football, with the club demonstrating the defensive solidity and attacking prowess that has characterised their extended unbeaten run. The three-goal margin against Kuching City provided a resounding statement of intent as the club pursues further honours in the competitive league season ahead.
JDT's achievement surpasses previous records for consecutive unbeaten matches in top-flight league competition, cementing the club's status among Asia's elite football institutions. The milestone reflects years of sustained excellence, strategic investment, and tactical consistency that has established JDT as the region's most formidable domestic football force.
The club will look to build on this historic achievement as the Malaysian Super League season progresses, with their next fixture presenting another opportunity to extend the remarkable streak further.