There was a moment of confusion in the aftermath of Real Madrid's 2-0 victory over Sevilla, as Sergio Ramos appeared to claim that Casemiro scored with his head.
The Brazilian had, in fact, struck a long-range strike with his right foot.
The centre-back used the word "testarazo" in his post-match interview to describe the goal, even though this is most commonly used to refer to a header.
But he later took to social media with a screenshot of one dictionary definition that showed that it can also mean "blow" or "hit".
"Polysemy exists and 'testarazo' has two meanings," he wrote.
"In my land we use them and if the Royal Spanish Academy agree then we'll keep doing so."
The Royal Spanish Academy is the institution that prints the official dictionary in Spain.
12UnitedGuyReborn
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Smart and Knowledgeable Captain Fantastic I just keep falling in love with all Real Madrid's players over and over again everytime Vamoos Capitano Hala Madrid
leyabin
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what is the meaning of challenge in your dictionary. the moment you change a league, it has become challenge for you to succeed or not. you were all excepting his downfall but the God his creator had put you all to shame, that is why you are writing blasphemy on him. you think real Madrid is like your so called barca. start now to love him because he Ronaldo has 5 UCL equal to barca team. he has done well n start to appreciate him. you talk about loyal here where you think messi is one. fine he is one but have consider his demands, if not the money he would have left barca. any amount that he want the team gives to him so why won't he be loyal. Ronaldo was offered 150m dollars a year but refused.thank you.