Ter Stegen will play to continue going down in LaLiga history against Madrid

The next edition of the Classical between the Real Madrid and the FC Barcelona will leave several interesting data in the record of a clash that attracts the attention of all the planet, so much regarding each club like the individual role of each one of the 'actors' on the field. One of them, Marc-André Ter Stegen, finds in front of an appointment with the history.

At present, the German accumulates 624 minutes without receiving goals; the artífice of the last of them has been Alexander Isak, the one who signed a so much in the crash in front of the Real Sociedad in the second date of the tournament. Against the whites, this series could extend even more, what would allow him rise in the top of guardametas of LaLiga with more minutes without fitting goals.

For this, will be precise that the germano arrive to the minute 87 of the meeting with the fence invicta. Of this way, his name will inscribe in the 'top 10' of the goalkeepers with the greater series of imbatibilidad in the history of the competition, displacing to Santiago Cañizares, the one who left his record in 704 minutes defending the goal of the Real Madrid in the season 1997/98.

Besides, if the Barça finishes the meeting without receiving so many in front of the whites, the German will be able to continue extending his series and escalando positions in the 'top', where could give him hunting to another goalkeeper culé, with the one who besides arrived to share changing room: Claudio Bravo. The Chilean is seventh in this section with 755 minutes without fitting in LaLiga during the season 2014/15.

The more imbatidos in LaLiga

The possessor of the absolute record is Abel Resino, the one who with the Athletic of Madrid hilvanó 1.275 minutes without receiving goals in the edition of 1990/91. They follow him Miguel Reina, of the Athletic (824', 1972/73), Andoni Zubizarreta, of the Athletic (801', 1983/84), Edgardo Madinabeytia, of the Athletic (791', 1974/75), Luis Miguel Arconada, of the Real Madrid (785', 1979/80), Claudio Bravo, of the FC Barcelona (755', 2014/15), Pablo Cavallero, of the Celtic of Vigo (742', 2002/03), Viti García, of the Real Oviedo (731', 1990/91-1991/92), Paco Liaño, of the Sportive The Coruña (713', 1993/94-1994/95) and Santiago Cañizares, of the Real Madrid (704', 1997/98).