And PSG played, most of the posthumous is focussing on exactly how terrible Barca were, with their players and particularly chief Luis Enrique confronting serious feedback.
The diversion's details represent themselves: PSG had 10 shots on focus against only one from Barca, with the French group likewise all things considered making much more progress (112.1km against 104km) and working harder to win back the ball (46 recuperations against Barca's 36).
Indeed, even Lionel Messi, so regularly his group's hero, was weak to mediate, neglecting to touch the ball inside the PSG punishment box once.
For a club which has such desires of achievement, such terrible exhibitions don't go by without consequences. The tie may be adequately over, however the tempest has just barely begun.
Everything. They were outworked in midfield, overwhelm in protection, and the whiz forward line of Messi, Luis Suarez and Neymar had practically no effect, despite the fact that the Brazilian in any event made a modest bunch of hazardous runs.
From a strategic perspective, the first of those focuses is the most huge, in light of the fact that PSG's remarkable midfield trio of Marco Verratti, Adrien Rabiot and Blaise Matuidi totally controlled the focal point of the field and the stream of the amusement.
Their strength was obviously apparent in the second, third and fourth objectives, all of which saw PSG players breeze unchallenged through the heart of midfield, without any rivals putting any weight on the ball at all, before smoothly conveying goes for Julian Draxler, Angel di Maria and Edinson Cavani to change over.
Undoubtedly, it could have been far and away more terrible, with Barca attendant Marc-Andre ter Stegen the main going to player to rise with any credit in the wake of making some better than average recoveries to repulse also rampaging PSG assaults as his safeguard offered beside no security.
A group like Barca over and over being so effortlessly cut open was a stunning sight, and the distinction between their guard and assault - with nothing in the middle of as PSG appreciated the Parc des Princes' huge expanses - was the primary component behind the tremendous inlet between the groups.
Had anybody seen this coming?
Obviously, no one was anticipating that Barca would lose so intensely in Paris.
Be that as it may, in spite of the fact that the size of the thrashing was unforeseen, many fans are presently intensely saying "I revealed to you so" after a season which has routinely undermined to go into disrepair.
Regardless of the achievement he delighted in amid his initial two seasons in control, numerous eyewitnesses have stayed unconvinced by Luis Enrique's capacities as a mentor, asserting that his lone strategic arrangement is to give Messi a chance to do what he needs and seek after the best.
That is an embellishment, obviously, yet the way that Enrique did not utilize all his accessible substitutions in Paris regardless of a frightful aggregate execution proposes he is frantically deficient with regards to a move down if his Plan A - depending upon the MSN forward line - neglects to thrive.
Despite the fact that they have enough individual ability to forget about second rate restriction, all through the season Barca have routinely battled at whatever point they come up against top-quality groups - with the 3-1 assemble arrange overcome at Manchester City offering only one illustration.
Barca were additionally poor in a week ago's Copa del Rey semi-last against Atletico Madrid, just sneaking through after Atletico missed a few clear shots (counting a punishment) and had an objective wrongly prohibited, and the Catalans have dropped focuses in La Liga against Real Madrid, Atletico, Real Sociedad and Villarreal.
In reality, the main group in La Liga's main six they have beaten so far this season is Sevilla, and that was just because of an amazing execution from Messi - the model Enrique win, as per his numerous depreciators.
How did the Spanish media respond?
In spite of the fact that the players have not gotten away feedback, supervisor Luis Enrique has been well and genuinely set in the terminating line.
The Barca supervisor led an especially feisty post-coordinate meeting with Catalan telecaster TV3, terminating back "You can let you know didn't watch the diversion" after it was recommended he had not rolled out any strategic improvements over the span of the match.
There were even proposals that Enrique was later limited from hailing the correspondent, Jordi Grau, in light of the fact that he was so resentful about the negative tone of the meeting.
In the event that that was the situation, Enrique will be terribly despondent with a ton of individuals from the media since he has confronted across the board and furious feedback.
A supposition piece in Sport, a daily paper distributed in Barcelona, depicted the group as "wrecked without a supervisor", giving Enrique perhaps the most noticeably awful affront possible in that specific city by comparing him to Jose Mourinho in his treatment of the media ("imagining adversaries which don't exist").
Also, actually, Spain's ace Real Madrid productions were glad to stick the blade in, with Marca depicting the amusement as a "fiasco" and calling it Barca's "greatest calamity of the 21st century."
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