Claret everywhere.
Real Madrid’s Isco was left drenched in his own blood on Tuesday night after a painful clash of heads in his side’s Champions League clash with Paris Saint-Germain.
The 23-year-old playmaker was challenging for an aerial ball in the opposition box when powerful defender Serge Aurier made an emphatic clearance with his head.
But as well as making contact with the ball, the Ivorian met Isco’s crown with an almighty thump, breaking skin and splitting flesh….
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Así se juega en #ChampionsLeague #REALPSG— Ciclo Deportivo (@CicloDeportivo1) November 3, 2015
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The problem for the Iberian attacker – after realising where and who he was – was that he couldn’t stop bleeding. The claret flowed in copious amounts…
https://twitter.com/SoccerSt_/status/661647735502807040
Unlike most spills of crimson, the red dye spilt onto both the player’s shirt and his shorts…
Ouch @isco_alarcon trudges off to change his blood-spattered shirt/shorts. pic.twitter.com/UG5NsaAMxW
— AS USA (@English_AS) November 3, 2015
The impromptu patch up job by the physio (basically sh*tloads of vaseline) did little to congeal the wound and the player had to change his uniform on more than one occasion…
Poor old Isco's already been through 3 shirt changes. pic.twitter.com/UwADAKtmny
— AS USA (@English_AS) November 3, 2015
Despite the nasty flesh wound, we reckon Isco experienced more discomfort by being given the runaround by Angel Di Maria…
Yup. This video of di Maria taking Isco for a walk is definitely our favourite bit of vision from tonight https://t.co/cWAHu7SWXu
— Football Collective (@fbcollectivecom) November 3, 2015
