EXTRA TIME: How Twitter reacted to Sergio Ramos mocking Salah and Loris Karius The talk of the day was about how Sergio Ramos' sweat would make Roberto Firmino ill That the Real Madrid defender counts Spanish matador Alejandro Talavante as a personal friend, is not surprising as well, given that he hails from Seville, a city with a long tradition of bullfighting. Egypt, Liverpool and Mohamed Salah fans’ opinion that Ramos turned Kiev’s Olimpiyskiy Stadium into Seville’s 18th-century Plaza de Toros de la Maestranza is a matter that set Twitter alight. It then makes sense that one of the most searched items about Real Madrid captain Sergio Ramos on Google recently is his mobile phone number. Article continues below He is the most sought after man in Egypt and other places where Mohamed Salah holds a special place in the people’s hearts. Salah fans have been further incensed by Ramos pleading innocence, in sarcastic fashion from allegations that he intentionally injured Salah in that Champions League final match. Hate him or Love him, Sergio Ramos just spoke ‘facts’ on the Mo Salah injury and the Karius clash and finally dragged in Firmino to shake and brake the table 🗣🤔 pic.twitter.com/60HWnD7wHL — 👑 DaddyMo PhD CEng 👑 (@officialdaddymo) June 5, 2018 Sergio Ramos on Salah's injury: "Bloody hell, they've given this a lot of attention, the Salah thing ... I didn't want to speak because everything is magnified." #SR4 #HalaMadrid pic.twitter.com/7cRRR4nznL — Team Ramos (@TheKingSR4) June 5, 2018 Loving the comments from sergio ramos, desire to win at all costs , you would love him in your side, proper leader #SergioRamos — Ben Briers© (@sfcimage) June 5, 2018 Liverpool fans not expected to stop moaning about Sergio Ramos until 2048: https://t.co/YN6Fi4c2XX — Footballin' (@WeAreFootballin) June 6, 2018 #SergioRamos :“Bloodyhell, the Salah thing. I see the play well, he grabs my arm first and I fell to the other side. After the goalkeeper said that I dazed him with a clash. I am only missing Firmino saying that he got a cold because a drop of my sweat landed on him." #RealMadrid pic.twitter.com/Sr6mXJs1Rb — GentlemenOfSport 🎙 (@GentsOfSport) June 5, 2018 No surprise the thug #SergioRamos has belittled his cheating, most reasonable supporters, even #RealMadrid fans can see what a disgrace he is, but surprised to discover #ToniKroos is a medical expert on concussion? #SSN — Iain Mallory (@MalloryOnTravel) June 5, 2018 Morning Viloshnee......great. I was going to support Spain, but #SergioRamos recent comments has changed my mind, I will be supporting Germany. Lekker day ahead. 👍🏿 — Mark Liverpool (@mhliverpool) June 6, 2018 Shut up, #SergioRamos ! The #WorldCup2018 is here! ! We are NOT interested anymore! So shut your BIG gap! — Justin Lau (@justinlaupt) June 6, 2018<doc-sep>Roberto Firmino has hit back at Sergio Ramos over the Real Madrid man's "idiotic" remarks about the Champions League final injuries to Liverpool team-mates Mohamed Salah and Loris Karius. Salah was forced off with a shoulder issue in Kiev after a challenge with Ramos, while it has emerged that keeper Karius - whose errors led to two Real goals in Los Blancos' 3-1 win - may have suffered concussion in a collision with the defender. Ramos defends himself against criticism But on Tuesday an unrepentant Ramos defended himself against the criticism he has received over his role in the injuries, saying: "Bloody hell, they've given this a lot of attention, the Salah thing... I didn't want to speak because everything is magnified. "I see the play well, he grabs my arm first and I fell to the other side, the injury happened to the other arm and they said that I gave him a judo hold. After, the goalkeeper said that I dazed him. "I am only missing Firmino saying that he got a cold because a drop of my sweat landed on him..." "It's an idiotic thing of him to say" Speaking on international duty with Brazil on Wednesday, Firmino replied: "I prefer not to talk about it. It's OK, [Ramos] is a champion. But I think it's an idiotic thing of him to say." You can check out Ramos' comments in full here.<doc-sep>Roberto Firmino has described Sergio Ramos as "an idiot" for his comments following the Champions League final. The Real Madrid captain criticised Loris Karius, Mohamed Salah and Firmino himself in the days after the match which Real won 3-1 to secure a third successive Champions League crown. Ramos said Salah instigated the tussle between the players which led to the Egyptian forward being forced off with a shoulder injury during the first half and that he could have played on. He then said: "I am only missing Roberto Firmino saying he got a cold because a drop of my sweat landed on him." But speaking ahead of Brazil's game against Austria on Sunday, Firmino responded, saying: "I prefer not to make any comments. "I think he has a view because he was the champion but I thought he was an idiot for what he said but that's okay."<doc-sep>
ROBERTO FIRMINO has called Sergio Ramos an “idiot” after his sarcastic response to claims he injured two Liverpool players in the Champions League final. Real Madrid captain Ramos was involved in the first-half incident in Kiev last month that saw Mohamed Salah substituted with a shoulder injury. 4 Roberto Firmino responded to Sergio Ramos' comments about the Champions League final Credit: EPA Footage after the game showed he caught Loris Karius with an elbow and scans revealed the goalkeeper had been concussed. But Ramos wasn’t accepting the accusations, saying: “I am only missing Firmino saying that he got a cold because of a drop of my sweat.” When the Brazilian striker did have a chance to comment, he kept it short and to the point. “I prefer not to talk about it,” Firmino said, before talking about it. “It’s OK, [Ramos] is a champion. But I think it’s an idiot thing of him to say.” Doctors at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston confirmed German goalkeeper Karius had “sustained a concussion” during the final in Kiev. 4 The Brazilian striker said Ramos is a champion but that it was wrong to say Credit: Reuters 4 Real captain Ramos suggested the criticism of him was down to jealousy Credit: EPA But Ramos suggested the criticism of him was down to jealousy after he lifted the Champions League for an unprecedented third season in a row. He said: “When Ramos does something like this, it sticks a little bit more. “I don't know if it's because you're at Madrid for so long and win for so long that people look at it a different way.”