“Just like Aytekin sent PSG, Eintracht sends Barza…”, Alfredo Duro’s viral chant that infuriated the Blaugranas

Barcelona fell 3-2 at the Camp Nou and was eliminated from the Europe League. This has caused a series of jokes on the part of the Real Madrid bias, since those led by Xavi Hernández have not been able to prevail in a second-order European competition. This has provoked a viral chant from Alfredo Duro, a panelist on the program ‘El Chiringuito’, which has infuriated the Blaugrana fans.

“Just like Aytekin to PSG, Just like Aytekin to PSG, Eintracht sends Barza, Eintracht sends Barza, Eintracht sends Barza on the runr”, was the song by Alfredo Duro upon entering the set of ‘El Chiringuito’. With a cloth that had that phrase engraved on it, the panelist encouraged his fellow Madridistas to sing this song. As expected, this song went viral on social networks: YouTube, TikTok and Twitter exploded with the intonation of the Spanish journalist.

As is remembered, Aytekin was the referee of Barcelona 6-1 PSG, one of the most controversial matches in the entire history of the Champions League.

Before each debacle of the blaugranas in Europe, Alfredo Duro takes out that cloth and renews the song. In previous seasons, the panelist made the same chant with Liverpool, Roma, PSG, among others. It should be noted that all these mentioned clubs eliminated Barcelona in European competitions.

Barcelona eliminated from the Europa League

FC Barcelona, ​​favorite for the title in the Europa League, was eliminated by surprise this Thursday in the quarterfinals after losing 3-2 at home against Eintracht Frankfurt, with whom they had drawn 1-1 in the first leg in Germany.

The team from the German financial capital, which will play in the semifinals against the English West Ham, left Barça very injured in the first half thanks to the claws of the Serbian Filip Kostic (minute 4 of penalty) and the Colombian Rafael Santos Borré (36) .

In the second half, Kostic (67) extended his team’s tally and in added time Sergio Busquets (90+1) and the Dutchman Memphis Depay (90+11 penalty) cut short, unable to complete the comeback.

After the eliminations in previous rounds of Seville, Betis and Real Sociedad, the Europa League this year is left without clubs from Spain, the country that has managed to make one of its representatives champion in eight of the previous twelve editions of this tournament.

Therefore, there will be no Spanish team in the final on May 18, which will be played at the Sánchez Pizjuán stadium in Seville.

With this goodbye, Barça now only has the Spanish LaLiga as an option to save the season. He is second in that championship, but he has the leader Real Madrid very far away, 12 points away, so he seems more focused on securing a place in the ‘Top 4’ and qualifying for the next Champions League.