Johor Darul Ta'zim extends an unbeaten league run to 109 matches

Johor Darul Ta'zim claimed a world record for the longest unbeaten run in top-flight league play. The run reached 109 matches. The latest result was a 3-0 defeat of Kuching City in Malaysia's Super League. The record claim and the score are reported together.

An unbeaten run counts matches without a loss. It can include wins and draws. The report does not split the 109 into wins and draws. It states the length and the league level, which is top-flight league play rather than cup ties only.

The 3-0 score against Kuching City is the match that took the sequence to 109. Johor Darul Ta'zim is the club that remains unbeaten. Kuching City is the opponent in that fixture. The competition named is Malaysia's Super League.

A world-record claim means the club presents 109 as longer than any other such league run. The report relays that claim. It does not print a table of previous record holders. The number given is 109 matches.

No red cards or injuries are mentioned. No attendance is given. The sporting facts are the opponent, the 3-0 score, the league, the unbeaten count, and the record claim for top-flight league play.

Cup matches are not said to be part of the 109. The wording limits the run to top-flight league play. That limit matters because a different competition might have a loss that this count excludes. The confirmed streak is the league streak of 109.