Sentence examples for decades without a trophy from inspiring English sources

Didier Drogba led the celebrations as Ivory Coast ended more than two decades without a trophy by beating Ghana on penalties to lift the Africa Cup of Nations on Sunday night.

From Wenger's appointment in 1996 until around 2006, games between the two pulsed with antipathy and quality, but eventually Arsenal faded from relevance, going nearly a decade without a trophy and only vaguely challenging for the title, while United won five more Premier Leagues and reached three Champions League finals.

Wigan can end eight years without a trophy and seal their most successful league season for a decade this weekend.

"I had two seasons without a trophy, and it looked like I was 20 years without a trophy.

After 17 years without a trophy, the club won the Brazilian championship in 1993 and 1994.

But six seasons without a trophy has made the supporters and some players restless.

This is the first season he has finished in England without a trophy.

Arsenal, without a trophy since winning the competition in 2005, welcome Championship side Blackburn to the Emirates.

It has not been so automatic in recent years, the Tar Heels going two seasons without a trophy.

Nineteen years without a trophy.

"Someone who travels all that way is not going to leave without a trophy".