Spain goalkeeper Unai Simon has kept clean sheets in all three of Spain’s FIFA World Cup 2026 group-stage matches and is currently leading the race for the Golden Glove. According to FotMob, Simon leads the clean sheet standings with three shutouts and no goals conceded in the tournament so far. He is followed by Mexico’s Raul Rangel, who has kept two clean sheets without conceding. Several top goalkeepers, including Brazil’s Alisson Becker, Colombia’s Camilo Vargas, and Portugal’s Diogo Costa, have each kept two clean sheets while conceding just one goal, highlighting a strong defensive showing from multiple teams in the competition. Spain’s FIFA World Cup 2026 campaign has marked a turnaround in their group-stage fortunes. After securing qualification to the Round of 32 with a win over Uruguay, Spain ended a long-standing struggle in the group stage that had persisted since their title triumph in 2010. Uruguay were eliminated from the FIFA World Cup 2026 at the group stage after Alex Baena’s late first-half goal (42nd minute) helped Spain secure top spot in Group H. Spain will now face Austria in the Round of 32 in Los Angeles on July 2. Spain topped Group H with two wins and a [...]
