Espanyol's Kameni was one of eight keepers to come away with a clean sheet this weekend, and he moves clear at the top of our chart this week. The rest of the table appears to be upside down though, three times winner Cañizares having let in at least one goal in every game this season, whereas the usually leaky Real Madrid and Barcelona defences ranked amongst the best in town, with Iker Casillas and Víctor Valdés in joint second place. Reina is level with them both though, and he is on his way to a new record having not had a goal scored against him at the Madrigal stadium in fifteen games, including league, UEFA and Intertoto cups.

Kameni, Casillas and Reina all recorded their third clean sheets in a row, and they were joined this week by Aouate (Racing), Mora (Levante), Sánchez Broto (Getafe), Doblas (Betis) and also Gaspercic (Albacete), who stepped in for the injured Valbuena. Albacete signed ex Atlético keeper Pindado as back up, although he wasn't able to sit on the bench this weekend as his transfer papers haven't come through yet from his last club Antwerp. There was one other change of keeper as well, Westerveld coming in to Héctor Cúper's first line up at Mallorca in place of Moyà, who picked up an injury in training midweek. (08.11.04)