The World Cup-winning goalkeeper, Dibu Martinez, has not conceded a single goal for Argentina since the 2022 FIFA World Cup. He also creates history for the nation by becoming the first goalkeeper to not concede a goal for more than 622 minutes.
If you remember the 2022 FIFA World Cup between France and Argentina, Dibu Martinez was the star of the match. Yes, he conceded three goals in the final against France, but he was the man who saved two goals during the penalties. Moreover, how can someone forget his last-minute save against Randal Kolo Muani?
Since then, he hasn’t conceded a single goal for Argentina since the 2022 FIFA World Cup. They have played a total of seven matches, and Martinez has saved more than 10 goals for the team. He is currently one of the best goalkeepers in the world and plays a major role for both teams he represents. Well, a lot of credit for his unbeaten streak goes to the Argentina defenders as well. Molina, Romero, Otamendi, and Tagliafico have always stood like a wall for the team.
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Argentina’s results since the 2022 FIFA World Cup
- Argentina vs Panama (2-0)
- Argentina vs Curacao (7-0)
- Argentina vs Australia (2-0)
- Argentina vs Indonesia (2-0)
- Argentina vs Ecuador (1-0)
- Argentina vs Bolivia (3-0)
- Argentina vs Paraguay (1-0)
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In the World Cup qualifiers, Argentina played three matches and won all three matches. They are comfortably sitting at the top of the table and are the only team out of the 10 teams that is undefeated. They will be facing Brazil in the next month, on November 22. Will Martinez and their winning streak come to an end against Brazil? Or will they remain undefeated?
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