PSG break record for longest unbeaten away run in Europe's top five leagues history; previously held by AC Milan

The French club have already secured the title this season.

Paris Saint-Germain have eclipsed AC Milan as the team with the longest undefeated away streak in the history of Europe’s top five leagues.

The Parisians’ unbeaten away record now stands at 39 games after Tuesday night’s 1-1 draw with Nantes. The Rossoneri had held the record for 32 years because of their winning run on the road from 1991 to 1993.

Vitinha gave Paris Saint-Germain the lead in the 33rd minute at the La Beaujoire Stadium, but Douglas Augusto’s equaliser in the 83rd minute gave Nantes an important point, guaranteeing that there was neither a winner nor a loser at the end of the game.

Nantes are in 14th place with 31 points, four points above the relegation spot, while PSG, who won the championship earlier this month, leads second-place Olympique de Marseille by 23 points.

After winning the league, Paris Saint-Germain’s main objective is to win the Champions League this season as they are now in the semi-final of the competition and will face Premier League giants Arsenal.

The club has enjoyed an excellent run so far in all competitions under Luis Enrique, who has led them to back-to-back semi-finals of the UEFA Champions League.

Last year, they lost to Borussia Dortmund in the UCL semi-final, but this time they will aim to secure a place in the final for the second time in their history.

Their only ambition is to finally lift the European trophy, which has evaded them throughout the club’s history. Enrique has done a brilliant job ever since becoming the club’s head coach, and this season he has assembled a squad who have shown they can challenge any side.

Breakdown of PSG’s away unbeaten record

• Matches: 39
• Wins: 30
• Draws: 9  
• Defeats: 0  

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