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Winning streak

Meaning in football (soccer), with examples

nounCommon term

In football (soccer), winning streak means: A sequence of consecutive matches won by the same team or player.

In Turkish: galibiyet serisi

How it is used

A draw ends a winning streak even though it may preserve an unbeaten record.

Example sentences

  1. The draw ended our six-match winning streak.

    Consecutive wins stop when the next result is not a win.

  2. Their winning streak began with a narrow away victory.

    The phrase connects successive results into one run.

Common collocations

  • extend a winning streak
  • end a winning streak
  • six-match winning streak
  • beatTo win a match against another team. You beat a team, but you win a match, a game or a trophy.
  • matchA game of football between two teams, normally made up of two 45-minute halves, with stoppage time added at the end of each half.

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