Sergio Ramos receives hero’s welcome in Real Madrid dressing room after late El Clasico equaliser… and even DABS
The Madrid centre-back scored the late goal last weekend at the Nou Camp that kept Zinedine Zidane's side top of the table
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SERGIO RAMOS has a habit of scoring in important matches, and last weekend's El Clasico saw yet another late goal from the defender.
The Real Madrid captain headed a 90th minute equaliser at the Nou Camp to level the game at 1-1, and thus secured Zinedine Zidane's men position at the top of La Liga.
His strike stunned Los Blancos' fiercest rivals, and kept up the Madrid's side unbeaten run in the league this season.
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It sparked jubilant celebrations in the away dressing room after the full-time whistle, with players and members of staff congratulating the 30-year-old.
In the clip you see the centre-back treated like a hero from his adoring squad, with hand-shakes, hugs and even a dab at the end.
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The late header was Ramos' 75th career goal, and he continues his streak of equalising in injury time, as he did in the Champions League final in 2014 against Atletico Madrid, and in the UEFA Super Cup in August of this year against Sevilla.
It leaves Luis Enrique's trailing Madrid by six points in second place on 28 points, with Neymar failing to score in the league for a seventh straight game - his worst run for Barcelona.