Sergio 'Pichichi' Ramos: 20 goals for Spain and 109 goals in career

Monday night belonged to Sergio Ramos at the Santiago Bernabeu. The defender's evening began with a tribute from Luis Rubiales who handed him a plaque as he won his 122nd game for his country against the Faroe Islands on Friday, more than any other player has managed.

Goals have always been part of Ramos' game, but never more so than in his recent Spain appearances, and he wanted to add to his impressive hot streak for his country against Sweden. First he had a header saved by Robin Olsen, then an overhead kick that flew off target, but he eventually found the net with a second-half penalty to mark his 20th Spain goal.

The strike was his seventh in his last eight appearances for La Roja, scoring in each of this season's four international breaks. Additionally, his spot-kick was the 11th he's converted this season, maintaining a perfect record from 12 yards.

With 20 goals to his name, the Real Madrid captain is now level with Telmo Zarra as the 11th highest goalscorer for Spain, though he's still two goals shy of Daniel Passarella as the most prolific defender in international football.

From the spot, he stuttered and waited for Olsen to move before gently sending the ball in the opposite direction. Before the game's end, he handed another penalty over to Alvaro Morata, proving his worth as a captain as well as a marksman.

Don't forget, the 'defender' has scored 109 goals in his career.