Chelsea goalkeeper Edouard Mendy is in record breaking form.

Mendy has set a Premier League record after becoming the ONLY goalkeeper to have kept a clean sheet in over half of his matches.

Frank Lampard fought with club brass to sign a new goalkeeper in the summer after losing faith in Kepa Arrizabalaga.

Still early in his Premier League career, Mendy - for now, at least - is the best goalkeeper in division history in terms of clean sheets, reports The Sun.

Of the 210 goalkeepers to have played at least ten top-flight matches, NONE boast a better clean sheets ratio than the Senegalese ace.

Mendy has kept 12 clean sheets in just 22 matches - most-recently in the 1-0 win over Liverpool at Anfield on Thursday night.

That means Mendy has shut an opponent out in 55 per cent of his games - with no other stopper breaking the 50 per cent mark historically.

Ex-Arsenal stopper Emiliano Martinez - now Aston Villa No1 - has kept clean sheets in exactly 50 per cent of his 38 games (19).

Manchester City star Ederson boasts an incredibly strong return, too.

The Brazilian has kept 67 clean sheets in 135 games at a touch under 50 per cent, with the huge sample size only making that figure more impressive.