Emiliano Martínez has extended his perfect record in finals to seven wins, maintaining a flawless run in major club and international matches

Argentina goalkeeper Emiliano Martínez has further cemented his reputation as a big-game specialist after extending his flawless record in major finals to seven consecutive victories.

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The achievement, highlighted by football journalist Fabrizio Romano, confirms that Martínez has never lost a final in his professional career, maintaining a perfect winning streak across club and international competitions.

Martínez’s record includes triumphs with Arsenal in the 2020 FA Cup and the 2020 Community Shield, where he played a key role in securing silverware at the start of his rise to prominence.

He later became a decisive figure for Argentina on the international stage, helping the national team win the 2021 Copa América against Brazil, followed by the 2022 Finalissima victory over Italy.

His most high-profile success came at the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar, where Argentina defeated France in a dramatic final, with Martínez producing crucial saves during the decisive moments.

The goalkeeper also featured in Argentina’s 2024 Copa América triumph against Colombia, further extending his unbeaten run in finals and strengthening his status as one of the most dependable performers in knockout football.

His latest success with Aston Villa added another milestone, taking his record to seven final wins without defeat across his career.

Martínez has become widely recognised for his composure under pressure, particularly in penalty shootouts and high-stakes matches, where his presence often proves decisive for his teams.

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The Aston Villa shot-stopper’s perfect finals record continues to attract admiration from fans and analysts, reinforcing his reputation as one of modern football’s most reliable goalkeepers on the biggest stages.