Ricardo Zamora Trophy - Summary

Summary

Trophy
Player
5 Antoni Ramallets.
Victor Valdes.
4 Juan Acuña.
Santiago Cañizares.
3 Ricardo Zamora.
Gregorio Blasco.
José Vicente Train.
Salvador Sadurní.
Luis Miguel Arconada.
Juan Carlos Ablanedo.
2 Ignacio Eizaguirre.
Marcel Domingo.
Antonio Betancort.
Miguel Reina Santos.
Paco Buyo.
Francisco Liaño.
1 Tomás Zarraonandía.
Joaquín Urquiaga.
Fernando Tabales.
José María Echevarría.
José Bañón.
Raimundo Pérez Lezama.
Juan Zambidio Velasco.
Juan Ignacio Otero.
Juan Alonso.
Gregorio Vergel 'Goyo'.
José Araquistáin.
José Manuel Pesudo.
Andrés Zapico Junquera.
José Ángel Iríbar.
Ángel Abelardo.
Juan Antonio Deusto.
Miguel Ángel González.
Pedro María Artola.
José Luis Fdez. Manzanedo.
Agustín Rodríguez.
Francisco Javier 'Urruti'.
Andoni Zubizarreta.
José Manuel Ochotorena.
Abel Resino.
Pedro Jaro.
José Francisco Molina.
Jacques Songo'o.
Toni Jiménez .
Carlos Roa.
Martín Herrera.
Pablo Cavallero.
José Manuel Pinto.
Roberto Abbondanzieri.
Iker Casillas.
Trophy
Team
19 FC Barcelona.
16 Real Madrid.
9 Valencia CF.
8 Deportivo de La Coruña.
6 Athletic Club.
5 Atlético de Madrid*.
3 RCD Espanyol.
Real Sociedad.
Real Sporting de Gijón.
Celta de Vigo.
2 Real Betis Balompié.
1 Arenas de Getxo.
CD Málaga.
RCD Mallorca.
Deportivo Alavés.
Getafe CF.

* Also with Atlético Aviación

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