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The most dominant national programme in any sport — near-total Olympic sweeps.
Fifteen European Cups — the definitive continental record.
Twenty-seven World Series titles — the deepest dynasty in US sport.
Twenty-four Stanley Cups — hockey's original superpower.
Eighteen NBA titles — the league's all-time championship leader.
Six men's World Cups and the longest era of Test supremacy.
The only team to have entered every Formula 1 season.
Four World Cups and the most successful national side in the sport.
Seventeen championships across six distinct dynasties.
Eight European crowns — the benchmark dynasty of the women's game.
The most decorated organisation in League of Legends history.
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Eleven straight Bundesliga titles — the deepest domestic streak in Europe.
A record 20 English titles, 13 Premier League crowns and the 1999 treble.
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The tiki-taka treble era reset how club football is played.
England's European record-holder: six European Cups and 19 league titles.
Olympic gold, three world titles and a record World League haul.
Italy's record champions with 36 Scudetti and nine in a row.
The defining superteam of modern women's football.
Counter-Strike royalty: the 2021 grand slam season and a 1.0-era dynasty.
Seven European Cups — Italy's most successful continental club.
Six Super Bowls in eighteen years — the salary-cap era's great dynasty.
The Senna–Prost seasons remain the sport's most dominant duo era.
Paris Major 2023 champions — a Major final won without dropping a map.
Eight World Series and the most consistent modern regular-season machine.
Grande Inter and the 2010 treble — 20 Scudetti and three European Cups.
Eleven World Series — the National League's benchmark franchise.
Four Majors and the only Intel Grand Slam sweep of its era.
Six Super Bowls and the 1970s Steel Curtain dynasty.
Eleven Stanley Cups and 25 straight playoff seasons.
Two decades of trophies across CS, League of Legends and beyond.
Eight consecutive constructors' championships in the hybrid era.
The Invincibles: an unbeaten Premier League season and 14 FA Cups.
The Guardiola era: a treble and the most dominant Premier League run.
A 21-win season in 2023 — the highest ever constructor win rate.
Five Super Bowls and the West Coast offence that changed the sport.
Nine constructors' titles — the great independent of Formula 1.
Malmö's women's powerhouse and Sweden's most decorated club side.
Perennial contenders in Counter-Strike and the dominant Western LoL org.
The Mahomes dynasty: three Super Bowls in five years.
America's Team: five Super Bowls and the sport's biggest brand.
Two three-peats in the 1990s and the most globally famous team of its era.
The international super-team that finally landed a Major in Antwerp.
Two Champions Leagues and a modern-era trophy surge since 2003.
The 87-0 LAN streak and five straight Major finals — CS:GO's first dynasty.
Thirteen Stanley Cups, all before 1968 — hockey's great historic drought.
Back-to-back Majors in 2016 with the Brazilian core under two org banners.
Spain's persistent third power: 11 LaLiga titles and three Europa Leagues.
Sweden's most decorated club and a 1979 European Cup finalist.
Bayern's chief challenger: eight German titles and a 1997 Champions League.
Sweden's only European trophy winners — UEFA Cup 1982 and 1987.
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Stockholm giants with titles in three separate centuries of Swedish football.
Post-war dynasty: thirteen Swedish championships, most in the 1940s–60s.
Twelve championships spread from the 1910s to the modern Allsvenskan.
Sweden's first champions in 1896 — fourteen titles, all before 1928.
Seven championships split between the 1930s and the modern era.
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