Barcelona break La Liga's all-time unbeaten record with win over Valencia
Barcelona have become the first team in La Liga history to go 39 consecutive matches without defeat, surpassing Real Sociedad's record.
Barcelona have broken La Liga's all-time record of consecutive matches unbeaten with a 2-1 win over Valencia on Saturday.
Goals from Luis Suarez and Samuel Umtiti secured the victory and made it 39 matches without defeat for Ernesto Valverde's men in Spain's top flight.
It takes them one beyond the previous record set by Real Sociedad in May 1980, with their run starting 13 months earlier.
The result temporarily moves the Catalans 14 points clear of Atletico Madrid at the top of the table, with only six matches left to play.
They need just seven more points to win the title back from holders Real Madrid.
39 - are unbeaten in their last 39 La Liga games (W32 D7) and they set a new record of consecutive unbeaten games for any team. Milestone. April 14, 2018
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