Barcelona goalkeeper Marc-Andre ter Stegen commented on the all-time clean sheet record he set after the win over Real Betis. "Being at the top of Barca's record books makes me happy. Let's hope for many more," he said.
Barcelona goalkeeper Marc Andre ter Stegen spoke on 'Movistar LaLiga' about the win over Betis and was delighted to have beaten Claudio Bravo's all-time record of clean sheets.
"Being at the top of Barca's record books makes me happy. Keeping a clean sheet is a goal we always have, let's hope there will be many more.
Regarding the 4-0 win, the former 'Gladbach man said: "We needed a game with a recognisable style. We really deserved this win.
After 32 games played, Ter Stegen managed to keep a clean sheet in 24 matches, surpassing Claudio Bravo's 23 in the 2014-15 season with Luis Enrique at the helm.
The German has only conceded 11 goals so far in La Liga: Real Madrid, Real Sociedad, Osasuna, Betis, Espanyol and Almeria were responsible for breaking the German wall.
Finally, Ter Stegen expressed his opinion on whether La Liga title is already decided: "It's up to us, but obviously it's not finished yet. We have games left that we want to play at our best and win.