Quote from: junder on Today at 12:59:59 PM

Rodrygo in his last 3 matches has always looked stunning, of course this is a good sign for Los Blancos. Likewise with Jude Bellingham who completed the final goal as dessert. He has collected 11 goals and placed himself as the top scorer in La Liga, a promising first season. The top of the standings was taken over by Madrid from Girona but this result could change again because Girona has 1 match remaining namely facing Bilbao today.

Rodrygo received a lot of complains about his poor scoring performances in this season and this match is his answer. Two goals and one assist, he made an excellent match. Rodrygo and Vinicius Jr. will continue to be two important players for attacking system of Real Madrid.

This victory also welcomed Jude Bellingham after his injury and this match gives him chance to get another goal and he is the only midfielder who can join best scorer list in history of Real Madrid for the first 14 matches. Only Jude Bellingham is in this list and other players like Puskas, Cristiano Ronaldo are all attacking players, strikers. This season witness a very considerable change, upgrade and growth of Jude.

Quote from: rendravolt on Today at 12:54:58 PM

Last night Sevilla also suffered another defeat after they were unable to overcome any attacks from Real Sociedad and the score ended 2-1. Even though they were two goals behind, Sevilla actually still had the chance to equalize, but unfortunately they could only score one goal in this match. The game between the two teams looked so fierce that it was not surprising that there were so many fouls and that was also what resulted in Sergio Ramos and Jesus Navas getting red cards at the end of the match. I don't think they need to do that, especially since the team is already behind and the possibility of defeat is in sight.

Sevilla must be quite disadvantaged with two of their players having to miss the next two La Liga matches due to sanctions from this red card. Sergio Ramos continues to be a bad boy and he is a player who is often sent off with 29 red cards throughout his career since the 2000s.

Sergio Ramos already made a La Liga record of sending off player years ago in Real Madrid. Leaving Real Madrid, he continued to make a new record in PSG and now Sevilla. This is a very solid record that is hard to be broken by other players in future.

First a player wants to break it must have a long career and have many appearances for his club so that he has enough chances to be sent off by referee.
Second, that player must have a very tough playing style like Ramos.

Frankly to say, it's very difficult to find such a player in future but every thing is possible and record is made to be broken by new players.