“It is F**ked” – Sergio Ramos Lashes Out After Being Kicked Out of UCL Group Stage QFs

Sergio Ramos is heartbroken that FC Sevilla is out of the Champions League. Locking horns with Lens, Ramos, 37, broke a prominent record after opening Sevilla’s account in the 79th minute. Putting a penalty at the back of the net, the Spaniard overtook Roberto Carlos and Gerard Piqué to become the defender with the most goals in the league’s history. Nonetheless, this achievement failed to soften the blow, with Ramos venting his anger after the 2-1 loss.

The former Real Madrid star is never hesitant to take penalties and after scoring one against Lens, he silenced the jeering home crowd with a provocative shush and by cupping his ears. Be that as it may, Ramos was still frustrated, as his club failed to register a single victory in the competition, earning only two points and finishing last in their group.

Sergio Ramos devastated after Sevilla bite the dust in UCL

Soon after the match, Ramos expressed his frustration at being kicked out of the league. Regarding this, he said, “Well, it’s f**ked. whenever we said goodbye to a competition, we had no chance of continuing in the Champions League, but we did have a chance to continue in the European League here. I think the team played an impeccable match.“

The Spaniard later added that his team played brilliantly in the first half of the game. He further reinforced that they tried to outdo Lens, but it was a complicated field.

Ramos stated, “It is a very difficult field knowing the circumstances we were in. After coming with 15 players, eight kids, and a lot of injuries.” With the group stage of the Champions League now concluded, both Lens and Ramos had something to take away from their campaign. 

Ramos makes it big, Lens hold their calm

Ramos’s new milestone came with a lot of drama on the field. The Spanish defender saw his initial penalty attempt saved by Lens’ goalkeeper, Samba. He, however, kept his composure to convert the second attempt with a cheeky panenka and etch his name in La Liga history. 

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RC Lens, however, remained largely in control during the game, with two goals from Angelo Fulgini and Frankowski enough to secure a third-place finish in the Champions League Group B.

Now, the French club can re-focus its attention on the Europa League. On the other hand, for Sevilla, who have carved a niche in European competitions, some sorting out is in order. 

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