Three times winner Santiago Cañizares is already well on his way to another Zamora title after his fifth clean sheet in a row, and that includes such illustrious scalps as Real Madrid and Barcelona. The Valencia keeper has now gone 8 hours and 35 minutes since Valladolid's Sousa beat him in the first match of the season. Cañi's clean sheet was one of three this weekend, together with Racing Santander's Ricardo and Murcia's Juanmi.

The star of the weekend though was undoubtedly Valladolid's new signing Ocellet. The Argentine keeper came on as substitute near half time after Bizzarri was shown the red card for giving away a penalty, and with his first touch in Spanish football he saved Javi Guerrero's spot kick. That wasn't all though, and he stopped a second penalty early in the second half from Regueiro. Unfortunately Racing still scored three past him as Valladolid fell to their second thrashing of the season.

Ocellet's performance outshadowed that of Esteban, who also made his debut for his new team as substitute after Notario injured himself (unsuccessfully) trying to stop Kovacevic scoring early on. The ex Oviedo and Atlético Madrid keeper put in a brilliant performance to keep out the Real strikers from there on and save Sevilla a point. (06.10.03)