(PHOTO) Not only Dembele laughs at them in the field, the jokes from PSG to Barça after eliminating them on Champions

The official PSG X account posted multiple images of laughing at FC Barcelona, along with some creative images. PSG's Ousmane Dembele has become a talking point for many football fans after the image of him laughing and smiling on and off the pitch as his goal and his team were knocking his club out of the Champions League. One of the French club's images is the Effiel Tower with an FC Barcelona hot air balloon sinking in the water. The post had images with descriptions that read, "It's five o'clock; Paris is waking up."

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Another post the French club created and posted, but on their Spanish account, is a short video of the Mona Lisa with the Barcelona shirt. A few seconds later, a bigger picture on the wall is shown: Marquinhos celebrating PSG's win over FC Barcelona and advancing to the semifinals. The post had a simple word to describe it, and they wrote, "Arte," or art in English. In the video, the image of Marquinhos celebrating is described as " The Battle of Montijuïc."

Even the Ligue 1 X account made fun of the victory of PSG over FC Barcelona, and they responded to a post from the Catalan club, who created a post of the Mona Lisa wearing an FC Barcelona shirt. The image posted by the Spanish account of Ligue 1 shows Mbappé placing a PSG flag on top of La Sagrada Familia, one of, if not the biggest sights in Barcelona, Spain. The post had a caption that read, "Now we finished it."

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Kylian Mbappé's post about PSG's win over FC Barcelona in the UCL

PSG star Kylian Mbappé also got involved by posting about the victory of his team against FC Barcelona. Instead of laughing at the Catalan club, he posted two images of him celebrating and wrote, "We are Paris Saint-Germain."