da roleta： Sergio Ramos was back to his old tricks for Sevilla on Sunday, as the Real Madrid legend saw red for a reckless challenge against Real Sociedad.

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Sevilla lose 2-1 against SociedadRamos booked initiallyVAR upgrades to redWHAT HAPPENED?

The Andalusian outfit found themselves two goals behind after a quarter of the match, with Umar Sadiq adding to an own goal from goalkeeper Marko Dmitrovic inside three minutes. Yassif En-Nesyri pulled one back for the visitors on the hour mark, but any hopes of a comeback were dashed thanks to Ramos' typical recklessness.

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The Los Blancos legend, who has started just four league matches since re-joining Sevilla on a free transfer in the summer, was dismissed with minutes to go for a high tackle on Sociedad winger Brais Mendez. Ramos had initially been awarded a yellow card for the challenge, but a VAR intervention called for the booking to be cancelled and replaced with a red.

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Ramos has been sent off a staggering 29 times in his career, with his last dismissal coming for PSG in a 0-0 draw with Reims last season. The Spaniard is the player with the most red cards in the 21st century, placing him above Rafael Marquez (21) and Felipe Melo (20).

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Ramos will serve a three-game suspension, which will see him miss Los Rojiblancos' upcoming domestic fixtures against Villarreal and Mallorca in the league, as well as a Copa del Rey clash at Atletico Astorga. The centre-back will, however, be eligible to feature in Sevilla's Champions League clash at home to PSV in midweek.