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Spain goalkeeper Unai Simón wins the Golden Glove Award after conceding just 1 goal in eight matches
Local time on July 19, in the 2026 US-Canada-Mexico World Cup final held at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey in New York, Spain beat Argentina 1-0 to claim their second World Cup title in the team’s history after 16 years.
At the post-match awards ceremony, Spain goalkeeper Unai Simón received the Golden Glove Award for the event.
In the final, Argentina managed only 2 shots throughout the match, with 0 on target. In the opening minutes, in the 7th minute, Unai Simón rushed out in time to neutralize the danger of Messi’s one-on-one counterattack. He maintained solid positioning throughout, made no mistakes with his distribution, and ultimately kept the goal intact, with the team winning after extra time.
At this World Cup, he started all eight matches with the team, conceding just 1 goal; seven matches ended with clean sheets, breaking the historical record for the number of shutouts in a single World Cup. In addition, he also set a record for 519 minutes of consecutive clean-sheet play, surpassing the 517-minute record held by Italy’s legendary goalkeeper Buffon for 36 years.
Spain’s Rodri won the Golden Ball award at this World Cup.
Spain’s Cubarsí won the Best Young Player award.