Sunderland's defeat leaves Bromley with a unique home record | OneFootball

Sunderland at last suffered a home defeat in this season's Premier League against Liverpool on Wednesday night leaving only one team in the top four flights, League Two leaders Bromley.

The Ravens are looking to reach the third tier of English football for the first time in their history and currently sit four points clear at the top of the League Two table and six points ahead of the play-off places.

Andy Woodman's side have been helped by their superb home record in the league having played 14 games at the Copperjax Community Stadium without defeat, recording nine wins and five draws.

That record will be tested on Saturday when third-place Notts County come to visit; the Magpies won 4-2 on their last trip away to Bromley in September 2024.

Across the other big leagues in Europe there are still quite a few teams who remain unbeaten at home in the league, although none who have played 14 games.

Scottish Premiership leaders Hearts come the closest having played 13 at home with a record of nine wins and four draws. Meanwhile Juventus have played 12 games at home with a record of seven wins and five draws and Union Saint-Gilloise are also unbeaten in 12 with an improved record of 11 wins and one draw.

Other undefeated home teams include Napoli, Borussia Dortmund, Porto, Benfica, and Paris Saint-Germain however only one has won all of their league games.

Barcelona have played 11 and won 11 on 'home turf' this season with the visit of Real Madrid not happening until early May. Of course, Barça have a caveat here because although they did win all of those fixtures they weren't always playing at the renovated Camp Nou – something Bromley now all about with their new East Terrace.