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Champions League: Barcelona mocks Manchester United after winning 3: 0


“Barcelona” used songs against them, which were sung by Manchester United fans after the victory with a score of 3: 0 on Tuesday evening.

The Red Devils went to Spain with a 1: 0 deficit and were beaten up at Camp Nou.

Lionel Messi scored twice before creating Philip Coutinho for the third.

Fans of United sang "Ole at the wheel" - his version of "The Falls at the Stone Roses" - since he replaced José Mourinho in December

After the match at the Nou Camp, the Spanish club’s media team did not miss their big chance.

Immediately after the victory with a score of 3: 0, which leads them through the semifinals, Barca published an image of their talisman with two goals with the inscription: “Messi at the wheel”.

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