Whenever Sergio Ramos heads to Munich, he is the centre of attention.In three trips to Allianz Arena the Real Madrid captain has gained genuine prominence in both good and bad ways, and he is set to be a key figure at the heart of the defence in his side's upcoming semi-final.Offering leadership and experience, www.sbobet.com Ramos' absence was keenly felt in the quarter-final second leg against Juventus as the Italians came within inches of knocking Los Blancos out, worrying the defender so much that he came down to the touchline despite being banned.Real's most recent game at Bayern Munich's 70,000-seater stadium came last season, the visitors taking a 2-1 win having gone a goal down, at which point Arturo Vidal missed a penalty.Cristiano Ronaldo struck twice in the second half but the scoreline could have been so much better www.sbobet.com had Ramos' injury time goal not been disallowed.
