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Real Madrid defender Sergio Ramos scored a dramatic 90th minute equalizer against Barcelona in El Clássico last Saturday, but should the goal have been disallowed for a foul?
TV images show Ramos may have tripped Barça defender Javier Mascherano before scoring, allowing himself the space to head it into the net.
Take a look for yourself...
Para los que hablan del árbitro decirles que Ramos con el pie tira a Mascherano! ▶️▶️RT para difundir la VERDAD◀️◀️pic.twitter.com/fUW98BqHe9
— El Chirincirco 2.0 (@Chirincirco2) December 7, 2016
Was it simply incidental? A normal amount of contact for a set piece that always happens and is rarely caught by the cameras and the referees?
Or was it a dirty play to give himself the advantage in a turning point for, perhaps, the whole season? After all, that goal gives Madrid a six-point lead over the Catalans in the La Liga title race, but if someone spotted Ramos' trip, we could be looking at a very different scenario.
What do you think, Barça fans? Is that a foul or should we just accept the result?