2018-19 · La Liga · League game - Round 24

Real Madrid 1–2 Girona

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Match events

  1. 25'GoalCarlos Henrique José Francisco Venâncio Casemiro
  2. 46'SubstitutionAleix García for Pere Pons
  3. 46'SubstitutionAnthony Lozano for Pedro Porro
  4. 48'Yellow cardAnthony Lozano
  5. 58'SubstitutionVinícius Jr. for Lucas Vázquez Iglesias
  6. 64'Yellow cardSergio Ramos García
  7. 65'PenaltyCristhian Stuani
  8. 66'SubstitutionGareth Bale for Marco Asensio Willemsen
  9. 74'SubstitutionMariano Díaz Mejía for Ceballos
  10. 75'GoalPortu
  11. 84'SubstitutionValery Fernández for Portu
  12. 86'Yellow cardPedro Alcalá
  13. 88'Yellow cardCarlos Henrique José Francisco Venâncio Casemiro
  14. 90'Second yellowSergio Ramos García
Match report

Sergio Ramos sent off as Real Madrid’s resurgence is ended by Girona

Real Madrid’s resurgent La Liga run skidded to a halt as they fell to a shock 2-1 defeat at home by struggling Girona on Sunday in which captain Sergio Ramos was sent off in added time, leaving them nine points adrift of leaders Barcelona.

Real looked on course for a sixth consecutive league win when Casemiro leapt highest to meet a Toni Kroos cross and head them in front midway through the first half.

But Girona, who had not won in the league since November, came out with a vengeance in the second half, levelling in the 65th minute with a Cristhian Stuani penalty after a handball by Ramos.

Spanish striker Cristian Portu gave Girona an unlikely lead 10 minutes later, nipping in front of Madrid’s lacklustre defender Marcelo to nod in on the rebound after Thibaut Courtois could only parry a shot from visiting forward Anthony Lozano.

Madrid substitutes Gareth Bale and Vinicius Jr each squandered opportunities to level for the European champions and things got worse when Ramos earned a second yellow card in added time and was sent off for the 25th time in club football.

Real goalkeeper Courtois came close to salvaging an equaliser but headed wide deep in stoppage time, leaving Real third in the standings on 45 points, nine behind table toppers Barcelona and seven back from second-placed Atlético Madrid.

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