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Unai Simón sets new World Cup clean‑sheet record

Published July 4, 2026 · Updated July 4, 2026 · Mundo Deportivo

Unai Simón has set a new World Cup clean‑sheet record, reaching 519 minutes without conceding, eclipsing the previous record held by Iker Casillas and Walter Zenga. Spain's defense remains the tournament's most solid.

Unai Simón, the Athletic Bilbao goalkeeper, surpassed 517 minutes of clean sheets in his 48th minute against Austria, setting a new World Cup record of 519 minutes. He broke the previous record held by Iker Casillas (477 minutes) and Walter Zenga (517 minutes). hilogame.news

Spain's defensive performance, with minimal chances conceded, has been key to their success, making them the tournament's most solid side.

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