While many Manchester United fans were concerned by the team's inability to score at one end of the field, David de Gea was silently breaking records at the other.
Saturday's game ended 0-0, with Watford mustering only a handful of easy to save shots and United will feel like it was two points dropped rather than one gained.
But in keeping his 129th clean sheet, De Gea surpassed the league record of Peter Schmeichel at the club and moved to 10th in the all time table for the Premier League.
