Real Madrid captain Sergio Ramos produced
another moment of late drama by powering
home a stoppage time winner to beat Deportivo
la Coruna 3-2 as the European champions set a
new club record of 35 games without defeat in
all competitions.

Two goals in two minutes from Joselu just after
the hour mark looked set to end Real’s
unbeaten streak stretching back to April after
Alvaro Morata’s opener.
However, even without the rested Cristiano
Ronaldo, Real maintained their six-point La Liga
lead as Mariano Diaz equalised six minutes
from time before Ramos’s late intervention.
Zinedine Zidane’s men have now surpassed
Real’s previous record mark of 34 games
unbeaten from the 1988/89 season under Dutch
coach Leo Beenhakker.