Premier League: Which goalkeepers have the most clean sheets?
Jordan Pickford has become only the 19th goalkeeper to keep 100 or more clean sheets in the Premier League.
He joined the club as Everton earned a 0-0 draw at Tottenham on Saturday.
Only one goalkeeper has achieved more than 200 clean sheets in the Premier League.
Petr Cech, with 202, is the leader in the league’s shut-outs by a considerable margin, recording 33 more than his closest rival David James.
The former Czech Republic international also holds the Premier League record for the highest percentage of clean sheets per games played, and most consecutive clean sheets.
The former Chelsea and Arsenal stopper was also the fastest to 100 clean sheets.
Liverpool‘s Alisson was the last goalkeeper prior to Pickford to join the 100 club, securing his century of top-flight clean sheets during a 0-0 draw with Leeds on 1 January 2026.
Newcastle‘s Nick Pope is the next Premier League player in line to reach 100, sitting on 80 clean sheets, but is yet to feature this season after losing his number one spot in the team to Lukas Hornicek.
Former West Ham keeper Lukasz Fabianski came close to hitting the hundred mark, but spent the 2025-26 season sidelined with injury before retiring having reached 92 clean sheets.
Goalkeepers must play a full match to be credited with a clean sheet.
