Top 5 Sergio Ramos moments for Real Madrid

#3 Real Madrid vs Sevilla | 2016 UEFA Super Cup

The Ramos-Vazquez duo were influencial throughout the game

After having won the Undécima by defeating Atletico Madrid in the Champions League final for the second time, Zizou and co. were looking for the icing on the cake — The UEFA Super Cup.

The 2016 UEFA Super Cup saw Spanish sides Real Madrid and Sevilla lock horns against each other. The Champions League winners found their lead via Marco Asensio in the 21st minute but as the game progressed, Real Madrid lost their grip on the game. Sevilla's sensational comeback handed them a 2-1 lead and stunned their opponents.

But everyone in the Lerkendal Stadion knew that until the final whistle is blown, Real Madrid would still be in the game. And they weren't wrong!

Sevilla were defeated in the dying minutes by Sergio Ramos, who comfortably scored with a header following a Lucas Vázquez cross. The Galacticos won the game 3-2 (AET). Once again it was the Real Madrid Number 4 who stepped up during the clutch moment.

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#2 Real Madrid vs Deportivo de La Coruña | 2016-17 La Liga

Sergio Ramos is considered to be one of the best players ever in terms of aerial abilities

By this time of the season, Real Madrid had held a 6-point lead over Barcelona. They faced Deportivo La Coruna and displayed a mediocre first-half performance. The second half was no different for the league leaders as they blew their lead by conceding two goals in quick succession.

Mariano Diaz scored his first La Liga goal with just 6 minutes to spare to put his team back on level terms. Real Madrid had too much at stake and a victory was a necessity for them to keep their title hopes alive.

A Toni Kroos corner in the 93rd minute met with El Capitan's head, who flew above all like an Eagle to score a magnificent header.

Real Madrid were handed three points and extended their unbeaten run to a record 35 matches in the process. They won the title by 3 points that season.

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#1 Minuto 93'

Ramos has tattooed the Minuto 93 moment on his left calf

On 24th May 2014, Estádio da Luz in Lisbon witnessed one of the most nerve-wracking Champions League finals ever. Carlo Ancelotti's men dominated throughout the season to face Diego Simeone's underdogs — Atletico Madrid.

The thrilling game saw Roji Blancos leading in the 36th minute through Diego Godin's goal. The scoresheet stayed the same until the dying moments as Real Madrid were witnessing their 10th Champions League title slip away.

It was the 93rd minute when Madrid's midfield maestro Luka Modric readied himself by the corner flag. He delivered the cross and it was received by none other than Sergio Ramos who headed the ball past Thibaut Courtois.

The game advanced to extra time where a fatigued Atletico Madrid were defeated 4-1 by their city rivals. Another game, another last minute goal, another victory, and Sergio Ramos being the difference once again.