Twitter Reacts as Real Madrid Becoming the Laughing Stock of the Champions League

Real Madrid. The Real Madrid team who just recently won three Champions League trophies in a row and four in five years. The Real Madrid who have won the competition 13 times. The Real Madrid who are the biggest club in the world. Well, that Real Madrid, are now a team who just can't seem to hack it in Europe. They can't really seem to hack it anywhere right now.
After being thumped by Ajax in the round of 16 last season, their European woes continued with another bruising at PSG.
Madrid just never got going. Aside from Gareth Bale and James Rodriguez, no one even played remotely well. It was worse than poor.
To rub salt in the wounds, it was former Real Madrid man Angel Di Maria who scored the goals to inflict defeat on the Spanish side.
Di Maria's first goal came from an error from Thibaut Courtois. The Belgian has struggled in Spain, and this remarkable stat just about sums it up.
You can imagine Chelsea fans right now, revelling in the failings of their former goalkeeper, making a howler on the biggest stage. Chelsea Twitter was having a field day.
It seems like Blues fans had already forgotten about their loss to Valencia, and if anything, a Courtois mistake was as good as a Chelsea win.
You're telling me Courtois hasn't kept a clean sheet for Real Madrid since February???
— Mod (@CFCMod_) September 18, 2019
I used to make fun of this guy for banter but he's genuinely become awful since he left us and it couldn't be more beautiful
If only Madrid had a top goalkeeper in their ranks to take the Belgian's place. Oh wait, he was on the other team...
Thibaut Courtois with another near post error
— The Sun Dream Team (@dreamteamfc) September 18, 2019
Keylor Navas: pic.twitter.com/f3fw0eB0K6
Angel Di Maria really loves the big stage. Every time you switch on to watch a PSG game in the Champions League, he seems to score one or two goals.
Real Madrid should be looking at signing a player like him. Seems exactly like a potential Los Blancos player...
2 - Angel Di Maria is the second player in Champions League history to score a brace against both Real Madrid and Barcelona, after Mário Jardel. Fideo. pic.twitter.com/QWspAWV597
— OptaJose (@OptaJose) September 18, 2019
Di Maria should have his hat-trick. He goes through, is about to slot it home, then he suddenly thinks to himself, 'Jesus Christ what the f*ck happened to me at Manchester United?'. He loses all concentration and skies it over the bar.
— Paddy Power (@paddypower) September 18, 2019
Ángel Di María's first half by numbers vs. Real Madrid:
— Squawka (@Squawka) September 18, 2019
100% pass accuracy (13)
100% take-ons completed (3)
100% shot accuracy (2)
100% conversion rate (2)
Perfect. 💯 pic.twitter.com/j2K2tKi2GZ
A lot of eyes were on Real Madrid new signing Eden Hazard. A joyful footballer. One of the world's best. Surely the man to turn around Madrid's fortunes.
Based on this performance, probably not...
In the future maybe though...once he loses a bit of weight.
Hazard in Chelsea team vs Hazard in Real Madrid team #PSGRMA pic.twitter.com/4NE956Vsi1
— Nse (@_nseobong) September 18, 2019
Hazard and i have same impact on this game and I'm at my home.
— Nikhil (@iNikhil) September 18, 2019
LOOOOOOL hazard looked so bad Zidane had enough. Fat ass had to come off the pitch
— A (@Isolationbabyy) September 18, 2019
In all seriousness, praise has to go to PSG. They are heading in the right direction, and they seem to have - finally - struck the right balance between defence and attack.
A lot of that seems to be down to the signing of Idrissa Gueye. Twitter was impressed too.
Idrissa Gueye having a stormer against Real Madrid. Great signing by PSG.
— John Bennett (@JohnBennettBBC) September 18, 2019
PSG don't even need these two to absolutely dominate Real Madrid tonight. #UCL
— Football Tweet ⚽ (@Football__Tweet) September 18, 2019
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A pleasant night then all in all for PSG, but they shouldn't get too excited though. They'll face a lot more difficult challenges in Europe this season and across the next few weeks - for example, Brugge and Galatasaray.
I'd say I feel bad for Real Madrid fans. But I don't. Three back to back Champions League wins is enough success to last a lifetime. They'll just spend hundreds of millions of pounds next summer to sort out their problems and get back to the top again. They'll be just fine.
