Sergio Ramos Gets 27th Red Card of his Career as PSG Drop Points Against Lorient

• Sergio Ramos received his first red card in a PSG shirt after just his third match for the Paris club
• The Spaniard defender lasted just 41 minutes on the pitch after two quick successive yellow cards
• PSG remain 13 points clear of the chasing pack in Lique One despite dropping points away at Lorient

Sergio Ramos lasted just 41 minutes on the pitch after he was red-carded in PSG’s draw away at Lorient.

According to Goal, this is Ramos’ first red card for the Parisians in only just his third appearance for Mauricio Pochettino’s men due to injury and lack of fitness issues since his arrival from Spanish Giants Real Madrid last summer.

The former Sevilla defender bagged the 27th red card of his career when he got his marching orders for attempting to body-check Lorient striker Terem Moffi after the Nigerian got the better of him The Sun reports.

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Mauro Icardi however proved to be the hero of the night for PSG as his last gasp equalizer in added time rescued a point for the Parisians thereby breaking the hearts of the Lorient fans who had witnessed their team take the lead in the 40th minute of the encounter.

PSG still remain safe at the top of the French Lique One standings, 13points clear of second placed Nice.

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Messi switched the Nou Camp for the Parc De Princes last summer after Barcelona could not tie their all-time goal scorer to a new contract due to his hefty wages with the Catalan club in serious financial challenges.

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Dani Alves who was teammates with Messi's before he himself left the Nou Camp to win more titles with the likes of PSG and Juventus defended the PSG superstar, insisting he is human like everyone else.