Slovan Bratislava, managed by Yaya Touré, suffered a 4-0 loss to LASK in Austria on Tuesday, extending their Champions League losing streak to 14 matches. The result broke the previous record held by Olympique de Marseille, which had 13 consecutive losses between 2012 and 2020. The current streak dates back to the 1992-93 season.
The defeat came in the group stage of the competition, marking the longest sequence of losses in the tournament's history. Slovan Bratislava's campaign has been plagued by poor performances, with no win in their last 14 matches. The team's inability to secure a victory has raised concerns among fans and analysts.
This record highlights the challenges faced by clubs in the Champions League, particularly those competing in the group stage. The streak underscores the difficulty of maintaining consistency in a highly competitive format. Yaya Touré, who joined the club in 2022, now faces pressure to improve results and avoid further setbacks. The loss also places Slovan Bratislava in a precarious position within their group, with limited chances of advancing to the knockout phase.
