Spain goalkeeper Unai Simón sets a World Cup record by extending his scoreless streak to 519 consecutive minutes without conceding a goal, surpassing the previous mark of 517 minutes set by Italy’s Walter Zenga in 1990. Multiple outlets report that Simón blanked Austria in a 3-0 win on Thursday, which is part of his ongoing run. Across the past two World Cups, he has not allowed a goal for 519 minutes, a stretch that includes his fourth consecutive clean sheet in the current tournament. The sources also note that Simón, 29, plays for Athletic Bilbao and is protected by Spain’s defensive structure during the streak. While some coverage frames the achievement as a record-breaking milestone in World Cup history, all accounts agree on the core facts: his shutout streak reaches 519 minutes, it breaks Zenga’s long-standing record, and it is ongoing following Spain’s latest 3-0 victory over Austria. Spain’s next matches are discussed in some reports, but the record itself is the central point across sources.