PSG-Barcelona: Barça players disturbed at night ... by fireworks in the middle of Paris

On the night of Tuesday to Wednesday, PSG supporters tried to disrupt Barça players with fireworks in the middle of Paris.

Good war.

And a custom that goes far beyond our borders.

Just imagine Antoine Griezmann, Lionel Messi or even Ousmane Dembélé plunged into deep sleep and finally woken up at 4 am by… a fireworks display organized near their hotel.

From dream to reality, this situation took place on the night of Tuesday to Wednesday, with many rockets that were fired by Parisian fans before the shock against FC Barcelona in the round of 16 second leg of the Champions League.

A way of disturbing and interrupting the night of the Catalan stars who left their luggage on Tuesday at noon in the 15th arrondissement of the capital near the Pullman hotel, a stone's throw from the Eiffel Tower.

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At 4 am this Wednesday, we are already celebrating the qualifying of PSG?

pic.twitter.com/O1E3IdpH0k

- Arthur de Laborde (@Labnogart) March 10, 2021

slept well @FCBarcelona?

# PSGFCB # UCLpic.twitter.com / fnBVzW1HOm

- Thøm's JR (@ thomass_956) March 10, 2021

I filmed this from my window, we see almost nothing but we notice that it is behind the big building on the right, behind this building there is the players' hotel I think pic.twitter.com/mvheApVIPr

- 666̷ ️ (@La_grosse_moulv) March 10, 2021

Fireworks at 4 a.m. near Trocadéro ?!

Did I miss an end-of-confinement party ?!

# fireworks # paris # confinement

- Aurélia (@ Aurelia_C7) March 10, 2021

Winners in Barcelona in the first leg (1-4), the PSG players had experienced such a mishap during their night in the Catalan city, with a fireworks display organized shortly before 10 p.m. and the curfew put in place by the authorities Spanish because of the health crisis.

On Wednesday night, residents were therefore able to enjoy the fireworks display for a few minutes, before going back to sleep.

We can imagine the same situation for Ronald Koeman's players.

A common practice on the eve of a match, even more so for this type of gala meeting.

Disputed behind closed doors this Wednesday evening at the Parc des Princes, this shock will not allow supporters of both camps to be heard in the stands to support their team ... or disturb their opponent.

Suddenly, all means are good to exist.

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