According to the report of the Mexican Super League Disciplinary Committee, Sergio Ramos will be suspended for one game for attacking Guillermo Martinez and Pablo Benevendo against Pumas.

According to the report of the Disciplinary Committee, Ramos was only sent off for violent conduct against an opponent, and thus received a one-game suspension, when the ball had already crossed the touchline.

After the game, Pumas coach Efrain Juarez said that Ramos' behavior was unacceptable in Mexican football: "The requirement for foreign players is to be a role model and a good person. I think he should have been sent off from the 20th minute. No matter what his name is, he should be a role model."

"If it was a player from our country who did something like this, he would definitely be sent off in the 20th minute, not the 90th minute. This annoys me because when you are a foreigner, they measure you by different standards, and here I don't think this is the case."

"We must respect and maintain our football. But some things don't work. He elbowed a kid (Benevendo) who called him an idol a day ago... These things I can't accept because I love my country and defend my football."