Manchester United goalkeeper David de Gea moved up to 10th in the Premier League's clean sheets table on Saturday after his team's goalless draw against Watford.
The Spaniard, 31, has now kept 129 clean sheets in the prestigious competition - moving ahead of iconic United stopper Peter Schmeichel in the all-time list.
Schmeichel kept 128 clean sheets in his 310 Premier League outings for the Red Devils, Aston Villa and Manchester City.