The Madrid goalkeeper meets Osasuna for the hundred games with the azulona jacket
David soria has reached this Saturday against Osasuna the 100 official matches with Getafe CF. The azulón goal thus rounds a figure in which he is at the level of encounters of up to six more teammates of the current Azulona squad such as Damián Súarez, Djené, Mauro Arambarri, Francisco Portillo, Ángel Rodríguez and Jaime Mata who have exceeded one hundred appearances with the South Madrid jacket.
Soria has participated in 95 games in La Liga, four in the Europa League and one in the Copa del Rey. With him under sticks, the team led by José Bordalás has been able to experience moments that will remain in the annals of history, such as the duels against Ajax, Inter or flashy victories such as those against Valencia or this year against Barcelona.
A baggage of 34 victories, 33 draws and 33 defeats, having received 97 goals, which averages less than one goal per game. In addition, the Madrid goal he is twelve games away from Vicente Guaita, goalkeeper with the most games in this 21st century under the sticks.
Soria also has a shot at Torrent, who accumulates 100 matches in the First Division with the azulón team, being the one that has defended the goal the most in the highest category and now, at five, is a David Soria who has already overtaken Miguel Ángel Moyá, with 94 appearances. Far away is Pedro Caballero, who continues to hold the record, not only as a goalkeeper, but as a player, of being the one who has worn the Getafe shirt the most in an official match with 335 matches.
