European clubs still searching for their first win this season 🥶 | OneFootball

A crazy thing is hidden at the end of this article...

Let's take advantage of this second international break of the season to look at the clubs from the five major European championships who still haven't won a single match, in the league, for two months since the start of this 2024-25 season.

🇫🇷 Ligue 1 - FC Metz

Two little points... and that's all, for now, for FC Metz.

The promoted team is the only Ligue 1 club that hasn't won a match yet. Last in the league, the Grenats have already faced Strasbourg, Lyon, Monaco, and Marseille, four of the top-5 teams. Can we excuse our friends from Metz?

🏴 Premier League - Wolverhampton

Wolverhampton also has two little points on the scoreboard, in the Premier League.

Dead last, the Wolves still haven't won. Five losses and two draws.

Next PL duels: Sunderland and Burnley. Should be doable, right?

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🇩🇪 Bundesliga - Borussia Mönchengladbach

A giant of German football, Borussia Mönchengladbach is in great danger! Second to last in the standings, the club is in crisis and hasn't won a single match since August.

This weekend, they managed a good draw against Freiburg, a week after their crushing home defeat, 6-4 against Frankfurt. Mönchengladbach was down 5-0 at halftime...

🇪🇸 La Liga - Celta Vigo

The only team that hasn't won yet, Celta Vigo is still... sixteenth in La Liga. The reason? In eight matches, Claudio Giráldez González's players have drawn six times, with two losses. Six points, easy.

🇮🇹 Serie A - Fiorentina, Hellas Verona, Genoa, Pisa

What is this crazy league?!

While everywhere else in Europe, only one team hasn't won a single match, in Serie A, there are... four!

Neither Fiorentina, nor Verona, nor Patrick Vieira's Genoa, nor Pisa have won since the start of the season.

Pisa and Hellas Verona face each other right after the break. This smells like a draw, doesn't it?

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This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇫🇷 here.

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