Raúl Rangel Sets Clean Sheet Record at First World Cup

In his debut World Cup, Mexico’s Raúl ‘Tala’ Rangel maintained a clean sheet for 347 minutes, a streak that includes four consecutive shutouts and six spectacular saves. This performance eclipses Ignacio Cuate Calderón’s 56‑year‑old record of 310 minutes without conceding.

Only Spain’s goalkeeper Unai Simón has matched Rangel’s clean‑sheet haul at the tournament, making the Mexican’s achievement a rare feat in World Cup history. palladian.co.za