Bayer Leverkusen Reaches Europa League Final with Record-Breaking Draw

Unbeaten Run Extends to 49 Matches, Sealing Club's Place in History

Bayer Reaches Final, Eyeing Historic Season

Bayer Leverkusen has etched its name into European football history by setting a new record for the most consecutive unbeaten games in a single season. The German club's 0-0 draw with Roma on Thursday evening extended their unbeaten run to an astonishing 49 matches, surpassing the previous record held by Arsenal in 2003-04.

The draw secured a hard-fought passage to the Europa League final, where they will face Italian side Atalanta. Bayer, who are also in contention for the Bundesliga title, have the opportunity to complete a historic treble this season.