Real Madrid, after going down in the first quarter against Mallorca, completed a last-minute comeback thanks to goals from Kylian Mbappe and Jacobo Ramon. This turnaround keeps the Los Blancos’ La Liga the tiny bit hopes alive, even though it’s going to be a lot to ask FC Barcelona to slip.
Ramon, who scored the late winner, had a significant impact on the game against Mallorca. The 20-year-old picked a stage to score his first-ever professional goal to keep the La Liga title race alive. The Spanish-born has climbed the ranks of Real Madrid Youth Academy as he shines for the first team on Wednesday.
20-YEAR-OLD JACOBO RAMÓN SCORES HIS FIRST-EVER PROFESSIONAL GOAL IN THE FINAL MINUTE TO KEEP THE LALIGA TITLE RACE ALIVE 😱 pic.twitter.com/LS9co45XYY
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Romano started amid the injury problems, to Real Madrid appeared in his second La Liga clash. Receiving his first start, the 20-year-old took the stage to advantage to display his talents against Mallorca.
Being confident on the ball and strong in duels, Ramon had several moments of spark, contributing in the final third as well. Here is how the youngster performed for Real Madrid against Mallorca:
| Statistic | Value |
| Touches | 63 |
| Duels Won | 2/3 |
| Aerial Duels Won | 6/11 |
| Passing Accuracy | 100% |
| Passes Into The Final Third | 3 |
| Clearances | 7 |
| Game Winning Goal | 95th Minute |
Ramon, when asked about his game winner, suggested he knows very less about it. Talking about the winning moment, Ramon in his post-game interview said: “I don’t even know how I did it; it’s inexplicable. I’ve always dreamed of a moment like this. My teammates are the best in the world.”
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Alongside Ramon, Kylian Mbappe equalised for Real Madrid, scoring his 28th La Liga goal of the season. With the Pichichi Trophy Race looking in his grasp, the Frenchman is heading towards a respectable season despite Real Madrid’s Trophyless season.
Real Madrid will continue to hope on FC Barcelona following their seven-point trail in La Liga. After the El Clasico defeat on matchday 35, the Los Blancos might just have got out of the title reach. Moreover, given the form Hansi Flick and his side are in, expecting them to slip also sounds like too much to ask.
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