The Argentine goalkeeper set a record with 622 minutes without conceding a goal, and in November he played Uruguay and Brazil

After beating Paraguay 1-0, Argentina have won three consecutive World Qualifiers, while Martinez has continued his record of never conceding a goal, and since the World Cup final, Martinez's clean sheet record has been extended to 622 minutes, setting the record for the longest clean sheet in Argentina's history.

Paraguay had only four shots on goal and one on target, hardly causing problems for Martinez, but his only save was a solo save. There were not many chances to perform, putting Martinez tied with Lautaro for the lowest scoring starters.

After keeping a clean sheet against Paraguay, Martinez set an all-time record for Argentina. Martinez has not conceded a goal for 609 minutes since the World Cup final against France, becoming Argentina's goalkeeper with the longest clean sheet in history, breaking a previous record previously held by Boggs.

The record was previously held by Boggs, who conceded zero goals in 608 minutes in 1998. They were followed by Romero (576 minutes), Tesoriere (553 minutes) and Islas (532 minutes). At the same time, he continued to extend his own record of clean sheets for World Cup goalkeepers, with Casillas finishing second with 545 minutes.

After helping Argentina win the World Cup and win the Golden Glove, Martinez was criticized for a series of outrageous behaviors, however, he did not receive external performances and continued to perform well. However, in November, Martinez will face a real test, as he plays against Uruguay and Brazil in successive World Qualifiers, and if he can extend the record of clean sheet conceding, then Martinez will be more confident.