What do you think of Ramos handball in Real Madrid vs Dort?

In the group stage of the Champions League, Real Madrid defeated Dort with three strokes away. Ramos caused a lot of controversy in the 14th minute because of the handball. At the end of the interview after the game, Ramos said that he did handball, but the handball was unintentional and there was no need to blow a penalty.

Actually, I completely understand him, because in the ever-changing world of football, it is actually difficult to guarantee the rules many times. Although he is a relatively well-known athlete, it is inevitable that there will be some accidents, so there is no need to make a big fuss.

When we watched Real Madrid play Sergio Ramos in Borussia Dort, we all noticed that one of their most classic goals was their handball. I think it was a very obvious foul but the referee didn't blow the whistle, so I didn't get a penalty and ended up losing the game, which I think is a pity.

In the duel between Real Madrid and Dort, Ramos in Dort blocked the opponent's player's shot with his hand, I think this must be deliberate, and we are not uncommon on the field, in order to stop the opponent's ball, the road to their own goal, foul behavior is the default of all players in the stadium.

Didn't score.

In 2005, in the 36th round of La Liga, Ramos, who was still playing for Sevilla at the time, knocked on the door of Casillas with a free kick in the 19th minute, and then the two teams shook hands. And that draw almost kicked Real Madrid out of the La Liga championship ranks, did not take the opportunity to shorten the point difference with Barcelona, and finally watched the sworn enemy Barcelona win the league championship, and it was almost "certain" that Ramos sent Barcelona to the championship with one kick. And just after the end of the 05 season, he joined Real Madrid, and since then no free kick has been scored directly.

Now that he has been wearing the white shirt for seven years, Ramos has actually opened a free kick skylight in the national team!

The stats show that Ramos is the first defender in Spain to score from a free-kick in six years. Sergio Ramos, who has scored eight goals for Spain so far, is a sword-forward defender, but it was the Real Madrid defender's first masterpiece for the national team that he scored from a free-kick. Ramos, who can play at centre-back and right-back, is an all-rounder at the back.

Not only is the defense like this, but the offensive means are also extremely rich, headers, long-range shots, and grabbing points in front of the goal, no wonder netizens have always nicknamed Ramos "Water Striker" like a joke.

It is a joy to be able to score for the national team, but Ramos's free-kick method reminded Real Madrid fans of a bad past.

No, because he doesn't take a free kick.

There are three possibilities, one is that the referee on the spot has not seen Ramos's handball, the second is that the referee saw it, but does not think it is a deliberate handball, and the third is that the referee is biased in favor of Real Madrid.

The referee's decision was a little looser, and he didn't even watch the VR replay, which left Ramos without a penalty for handball.

No fouls. This handball is considered a normal attack and should not be given a penalty.