Courtois is two goals away from Oblak in the battle for Zamora

LaLiga lives this weekend a double direct duel for the title with the Zamora trophy in the background. Ter Stegen, Oblak, Courtois and Bono are the only goalkeepers in the championship who conceded less than one goal per game. If Madrid will be attentive to Barcelona-Atlético pending a puncture from the rojiblancos that allows Zidane's men to depend on themselves to revalidate the title of league champions, Courtois will look askance at the Camp Nou in the fight he has with Oblak to also revalidate the Zamora that the Belgian conquered last season.

The Slovenian goalkeeper of Atlético is ahead in the pulse for Zamora. He has not missed any of the 34 league games (he has left a clean sheet in half of them) and has conceded 22 goals. Average 0.65 goals per game. Courtois has also played it all and has conceded two more goals: 24, for an average of 0.71 points per game. The Madrid goalkeeper has kept a clean sheet in 16 games and faces the final stretch of the championship in good shape: the Belgian has not conceded a goal in the league for 390 minutes, since the Clásico against Barcelona, ​​the only goal he has conceded in the last six league games for the Whites.

Courtois will have the third contender in contention for Zamora 105 meters away on Sunday. The sevillista Bono He has conceded 22 goals in the League, the same as Oblak, but has a worse ratio (0.73) than the Slovenian and the Belgian because he has played four fewer games: 30.

Ter Stegen is the fourth goalkeeper in the championship who averages less than one goal conceded per game (27 goals in 28 games, 0.96 on average), but his aspirations for Zamora are minimal, since he practically needs his three rivals for the trophy to be beaten in these last four days to qualify for the award.