Chelsea wrote their name in the Premier League history books after their goalless draw with Leicester City at Stamford Bridge on Saturday evening.

Chelsea are now the second team in Premier League history to keep 400 clean sheets, a milestone first achieved by Manchester United.

To date, Manchester United goalkeepers have posted 430 shutouts since the formation of the Premier League in 1992.

Victor Moses played a part in Chelsea's goalless draw with Leicester City, who were on the front foot and seeking the opening goal until the 68th minute when Chilwell was dismissed for a harsh challenge on the Nigeria international.

The right wing-back had three shots, 72 touches, 41 passes, 82.9 percent passing accuracy, won two fouls and made a tackle against the Foxes.

Arsenal and Liverpool have recorded 389 and 365 clean-sheets respectively to place third and fourth in the table.

Most Clean-sheets (Top Ten Clubs)

1) Manchester United - 430
2) Chelsea - 400
3) Arsenal - 389
4) Liverpool - 365
5) Everton - 303
6) Tottenham Hotspur -  274
7) Aston Villa - 268
8) Manchester City - 250
9) Newcastle United - 226
10) West Ham - 222

Ifeanyi Emmanuel

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