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Unai Simón Sets World Cup Record with 519‑Minute Clean Sheet Streak

Unai Simón has become the goalkeeper with the longest unbeaten run in World Cup history, topping 519 minutes without conceding after Spain’s 3‑0 win over Austria.

Unai Simón eclipsed the previous World Cup record held by Iker Casillas (477 minutes) and Walter Zenga (517 minutes), reaching 519 minutes of uninterrupted play after Spain’s 3‑0 victory over Austria. The Athletic Club keeper’s streak, which began in the 48th minute of that match, set a new benchmark for World Cup goalkeepers. asg-reflektory.pl

Spain’s defensive solidity has been a key factor in the tournament, with the national team conceding fewer chances than any other side. Simón’s record underscores the collective effort that has made Spain the most defensively resilient squad at the World Cup.