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Sergio Ramos breaks Barcelona’s hearts in El Clásico

Real Madrid’s captain stole a draw with a fantastic late header.

Here's a familiar story: Real Madrid struggled a bit on Saturday. They didn't play poorly, but they couldn't claim to be the better team. They needed a late goal. And the man who delivered that late goal was Sergio Ramos.

Barcelona were this occasion's victims of the wrath of Ramos. Real Madrid's captain is one of the most clutch players in the history of the sport, and he broke the Blaugrana's hearts by heading in a stoppage time equalizer to grab a 1-1 draw for his team in El Clásico.

This goal denied Barca points that they desperately needed. They looked like they’d be cutting into Madrid’s lead at the top of La Liga, but thanks to Ramos’ goal, Los Merengues remain six points clear.

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