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Sergio Ramos never ceases to demonstrate his full worth for Real Madrid, serving as a set-piece specialist as well as talisman defender.
Real Madrid 3 – 2 Deportivo La Coruna (2013/2014)
With a draw looking certain, up stepped Sergio Ramos to convert a late back-post header as Real Madrid clinched victory. Thanks to their captain’s effort, Los Merengues went down in the history books for setting a new club record of 35 unbeaten matches.
Barcelona 1 – 1 Real Madrid (2016/2017)
Barcelona’s dominance over their historic rivals wasn’t put into question, but during the dying moments of the game, Luka Modric sent a cleverly weighed ball into the box and Ramos nodded home the all-time important equaliser.
Real Madrid 3 – 2 Sevilla (2016/2017)
Born and raised in Sevilla, Ramos moved up the ranks of Los Blanquirrojos’ youth academy before sealing an eventual move northwards to Madrid. Speaking in a thick Andalusian accent, his memory at the Pizjuan may have been forever tarnished after an animate celebration following his Panenka penalty during the Copa del Rey tie in January.
That is not to say the Sevilla faithful may have already been upset when his goal, again in injury time, was enough for Real to gather their energy for extra-time in the UEFA Super Cup
Real Madrid 4 – 1 Atletico Madrid (2013/2014)
After winning the La Liga title the previous week, Simeone almost secured an unanticipated double when his side led 1-0 for the majority of the 2013/2014 Champions League final against Real Madrid. It looked as though the Atleti name was going to be carved into the cup, but a stoppage time header from Ramos sent the game into extra-time. The goals poured in shortly after as Real clinched their tenth Champions League trophy.
Napoli 1 – 3 Real Madrid (2016/2017)
An upset seemed on the cards early in the second half, but two aerial duels won by Sergio Ramos found their way into the net and the Spanish side ran out 3-1 winners to qualify for the quarter-finals.
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