Losses
Losses noun - Something lost (especially money lost at gambling).
Ties
Both words in one sentence
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Due to its relatively short season, in North America football teams are the only ones with any plausible chance at a perfect season (no losses/ties), but it's still very rare.
Source: Flawless Victory -
The Miami Dolphins are best known as the only team in the Super Bowl era to achieve a "perfect season" (no losses or ties in regular season or playoffs), doing so in 1972.
- As for France, they hold the record for most losses in World Cup finals (three) and ties with New Zealand for most losses in semifinals (also three).
Source: Every Year They Fizzle Out
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