Sergio Ramos Pays Tribute to Departing Iniesta

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Spanish Centre-back Sergio Ramos set aside Real Madrid's rivalry with Barcelona to pay tribute to departing Barcelona star Andres Iniesta after his last Clasico in the Blaugrana Jersey.

Iniesta captained Barcelona for the last time against Real Madrid in Sunday's contentious clash, the sides drawing 2-2 after Sergi Roberto was sent off late in the first half for hitting Marcelo.

And while both teams had reasons for frustration at full-time, with a contentious call for penalty for the Madrid side, the skipper Ramos still found time to Applause opposite number Iniesta, an international team-mate with Spain.

"Beyond what happened on the pitch, last night's match will be remembered as Iniesta's Clasico," Ramos posted on Twitter on Monday, alongside a picture of him holding the midfielder's shirt.

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