Aaron Ramsey's 'Roulette-Assist' Is A Thing Of Beauty, Fans Convinced He Meant The Pass

Aaron Ramsey produced a moment of magic in Wales' draw with Belgium as he set up Brennan Johnson with an outrageous pass. ​

Ramsey brilliantly created Johnson's equaliser in their Nations League clash against Belgium on Saturday. 

Neco Williams​ threaded a pass into the path of Ramsey, who performed a perfect slide to retrieve the ball.

As he rose to his feet, the star midfielder executed a roulette-assist and picked out Johnson who swept the ball into the back of the net.

Did Ramsey mean it? Well, people online are convinced he meant the sublime pass to Johnson. 

One tweeted: "Debate in the press box… did Aaron Ramsey mean this as a pass? I’m absolutely sure it’s a deliberate roulette-assist. Others aren’t so sure..."​

A second wrote: "Thought he’d fluked this watching it live, but of course he didn’t, it’s Aaron Ramsey."​

A third added: "He's done that so many times at Arsenal. He meant it 100%."​

Replying to a fan who said it was a fluke, another commented: "It was intentional."

​Wales have earned one point in their Nations League campaign since securing their spot in the 2022 World Cup.

They lost to Netherlands 2-1 and, of course, picked up a point in their 1-1 with Belgium.

Wales, who lost to Poland before their World Cup play-off match, return to action next Tuesday when they face Netherlands.