Goalkeepers with most clean sheets in World Cup history

Fabien Barthez, a famous goalkeeper from France, holds the record for the most clean sheets in World Cup history.

A clean sheet means the goalkeeper did not let the other team score any goals during a match.

Fabien achieved 10 clean sheets in 17 World Cup matches.

He played in the World Cup in 1998, 2002, and 2006.

In 1998, he kept 5 clean sheets in 7 matches.

In 2002, he kept 1 clean sheet in 3 matches.

In 2006, he kept 4 clean sheets in 7 matches.

Overall, he conceded only 8 goals, which is an average of 0.47 goals per game.

This shows how good he was at defending his team's goal.