Real Madrid Unbeaten run come to an end; lose 2-1 against Sevilla

Real Madrid had the game in their grasp when Cristiano Ronaldo scored a penalty in the 66th minute from a foul committed by the Sevilla goalkeeper against Carvajal.

But the joy of the White giants was cut short in the 84th minute when world-renowned captain Sergio Ramos scored an accurately placed own goal. All morale died down for the Whites as they hoped to take a draw back to the Bernabeu.

But it all turned around when substitute Stevan Jovetic took an outside shot in the last minute that Bravo fingers couldn't stop. Admittedly, this was the worst night for Real Madrid since the beginning of this season.

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