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Clarifying Arsenal's Champions League Wins

The user shared an interesting statement in Chinese about Arsenal achieving 10 consecutive wins in the Champions League group stage, which is quite impressive! They didn't ask a direct question, but I’m sensing they might be looking for more context or verification.

I will clarify if they mean consecutive group stage wins and provide some information: Bayern holds the record with 15 straight wins in that stage, while Liverpool managed a perfect record with 6 wins in one group stage.Examining UCL Win Streaks

I’m looking at the records for the UEFA Champions League group stage win streaks. Bayern Munich holds a remarkable streak of 15 consecutive wins from the 2019-20 season through to 2021-22, and possibly even to 2023. They won all 6 matches in the 2019-20 season, but in 2020-21, they drew once against Atletico Madrid, halting their streak at 10. However, they rebounded with 6 wins again in 2021-22 and another 6 wins in 2022-23, including strong performances against teams like Barcelona and Inter.Reviewing Champions League Records

In the 2023-24 group stage, Bayern had 5 wins and 1 draw against Copenhagen, and while they achieved great success, a draw resets any consecutive win streak. Historically, Bayern’s well-known record is 15 consecutive wins in the Champions League group stage; however, I need to reflect on the earlier records. For example, they had 5 wins and a loss in 2017-18, so it’s not continuous. Alternatively, Arsenal might have 10 consecutive wins in European group stage matches, as the user mentioned.Analyzing Group Stage Win Records

I’m considering the all-time consecutive wins in the UEFA Champions League group stage. Bayern seems to hold a record of 15 wins, but I’m realizing it’s actually 10. Real Madrid and Liverpool also had long streaks—Liverpool recorded 6 wins in the 2021-22 group stage before losing to Napoli in 2022-23, which breaks their streak. So Liverpool's maximum consecutive wins is 6, which is less than Arsenal’s reported 10. It looks like the user's statement might be incorrect.Seeking Clarification on Win Stats

I’m thinking that the user's statement may refer to wins in both the UCL group stage and domestic league. They mentioned "group/league phase," which adds some confusion. Perhaps Arsenal had 10 consecutive wins in a mixed context? Nevertheless, I need to clarify, as there's no league stage in the UCL.

Given the ambiguity, I should ask if they want verification or more context. I can offer to check the stats or craft a headline. So, I’ll ask: "Do you want me to verify this data or provide context?"