The 2026–27 Serbian SuperLiga season remains in its opening weeks, leaving the race for the most clean sheets wide open among the 14 teams as defensive records stay closely aligned. Red Star Belgrade has posted the strongest early results with a league-leading defensive record and multiple shutouts, supported by its dominant squad depth and historical edge in the competition. Vojvodina and IMT have matched that pace in limited fixtures through organized backlines and solid goalkeeping, while mid-table sides such as Mladost Lučani, Čukarički, and Radnički 1923 have shown comparable resilience in low-scoring matches. Partizan’s inconsistent form and the promoted clubs’ variable results have kept the field bunched, with no side yet establishing a decisive advantage that would shift implied probabilities away from parity. Schedule congestion, squad rotations, and the shift to championship and relegation rounds later in the campaign will likely determine the final leader.