Worst in history. The club from Mongolia lost 9 starting matches with a difference of -109

It’s unlikely that anyone in the world had previously heard of the modest Mongolian club Tuv Buganuud. However, the club has now drawn attention for an unprecedented negative record.

Details: Tuv Buganuud has set the mark for the worst start in the history of top-tier football leagues.

Last season, the club finished fifth in the Mongolian Premier League, but ahead of the new campaign, they encountered significant financial difficulties and lost all their first-team players. As a result, Tuv Buganuud was forced to field players from their academy as well as from lower-tier leagues.

This led to a disastrous run, with Tuv Buganuud losing all nine of their opening matches in the Premier League by a combined score of 2-111. Their heaviest defeat came at the hands of Deren, who thrashed them 21-0.

The smallest margin of defeat was a 0-4 loss to Khangarid. However, even that match ended in a technical defeat, as Tuv Buganuud was unable to assemble a full team.

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