Ramos sent off for dirty play

Ramos plays extremely dirty On the morning of March 17 ( Hanoi time), Sergio Ramos continuously played dirty and was sent off when Monterrey beat Pumas UNAM 3-1 in round 12 of the Mexican National Championship.

At the Estadio Olimpico Universitario, the match between Pumas and Monterrey fell apart, with Sergio Ramos at the centre of the action. "The veteran Spanish centre-back was constantly involved in fierce clashes, making the match more like a wrestling match than a football match at times," wrote TUDN .

The first incident occurred during a corner kick, when Sergio Ramos had a fierce fight with Lisandro Magallan. Ramos performed a body lock, knocking down his opponent right in the penalty area. The referee was very close but did not intervene.

Not long after, Ramos continued to cause controversy when he rushed at Pablo Bennevendo and made a gesture with his arm at the Pumas player. Bennevendo collapsed on the ground, but once again, the referee did not call a foul.

The climax of the extreme action came in the final minutes. This time, Ramos collided with Guillermo Martinez. After being passed by his opponent, Ramos played dirty, kicking the opponent in the back. Although the kick was not too strong, the former Real Madrid star received a direct red card after the referee consulted VAR.

According to statistics, this is Ramos' 29th red card in his career. The veteran center-back is one of the most sent-off players in history.

Fortunately for Ramos, the remaining time was not enough for the home team to turn the situation around. At the end of the match, Monterrey won 3-1 against Pumas right at the Estadio Olimpico Universitario. The result helped Monterrey temporarily rise to 8th place in the rankings after 12 rounds.

Source: https://znews.vn/ramos-bi-duoi-vi-danh-nguoi-post1538753.html