Alarming streak! Neuer matches unwanted World Cup record

The German national team has now conceded in 10 consecutive World Cup matches.

Details: In the 2026 World Cup Round of 16 clash against Paraguay, the Germans went into halftime trailing. In the 42nd minute, Julio Enciso found the back of Manuel Neuer’s net.

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The last time Germany kept a clean sheet at the World Cup was in the 2014 final, when they edged Argentina 1-0. Since then, the Germans have conceded in every tournament match.

The streak is especially bitter for Neuer. The 40-year-old goalkeeper has now been beaten in ten straight World Cup games, tying the tournament’s unwanted record.

Previously, only Mexican goalkeeper Antonio Carbajal endured a similar run, conceding in ten consecutive World Cup matches between 1950 and 1962.

Reminder: Earlier in the match against Paraguay, Neuer set a German record for the most World Cup starts.