Sergio Ramos scored the opener as Monterrey drew 1–1 with Inter in the Club World Cup. Lautaro Martínez equalized in Cristian Chivu’s debut match.
Summary
Sergio Ramos Shines as Monterrey Hold Inter 1–1
Sergio Ramos found the net in Monterrey’s 1–1 draw against Inter last night at the Club World Cup, as Cristian Chivu made his debut as Inter manager.
The match unfolded in a high-stakes setting, with Ramos delivering the opener before Inter’s Lautaro Martínez responded. Chivu’s first test in charge ended evenly — a solid, if unspectacular, start to his reign.
Ramos Delivers for Monterrey
Sergio Ramos rose to the occasion yet again.
The veteran defender opened the scoring with a powerful finish, putting Monterrey ahead. His goal, a trademark display of leadership and timing, reminded fans why he’s still one of the game’s most dependable figures.
Ramos celebrated with passion — a moment that ignited Monterrey supporters and set the tone.
Lautaro Answers Back for Inter
Inter’s reply came swiftly.
Captain Lautaro Martínez slotted home the equalizer, keeping the Italian side alive in the contest. His sharp movement and calm finish underlined his reputation as a world-class striker.
Despite Inter pushing for a winner, Monterrey stood firm.
Cristian Chivu’s Debut Ends in Draw
Cristian Chivu took charge of Inter for the first time.
While the result wasn’t a win, it showed promise. His tactical approach and substitutions indicated a coach with a clear plan, even under pressure.
A point earned — and lessons learned.
Club World Cup Campaign Heats Up
Both teams now look ahead to decisive fixtures.
For Monterrey, Ramos’ presence adds steel and leadership at the back. For Inter, Chivu’s project begins with patience and steady progress.
The 1–1 draw keeps both sides in contention.
