An Emotional Luis Suarez Reacts To Best Friends Lionel Messi And Neymar Being Booed By Paris Saint-Germain Fans

Luis Suarez is absolutely furious with Paris Saint-Germain fans for booing close friends Lionel Messi and Neymar.

PSG ran out 3-0 winners over Bordeaux in Ligue 1 this afternoon but the contest was marred by the Parc des Princes faithful booing their own players.

Mauricio Pochettino's side were dumped out of the Champions League in spectacular fashion by Real Madrid on Wednesday, meaning their hunt for a major European honour goes on.

The blame seems to have fallen at the feet of Messi and Neymar, who were jeered and whistled after every touch.

PSG fans aren't going to forget about the Real Madrid game in a hurry...

Messi and Neymar are met with a torrent of boos as they stand over a free-kick.

Neymar then puts it in Row Z 🙃 pic.twitter.com/h26RDL8Aq3

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Suarez played alongside Messi and Neymar at Barcelona for three years, forming the deadly 'MSN' trio.

They won two La Liga titles and the Champions League together before Neymar moved to PSG in 2017.

Atletico Madrid striker Suarez took to Instagram during the game with a message of support for his friends, while aiming a dig at PSG.

He tagged the duo and put: "As always #footballwithoutmemory, always with you. Love you both so much."

Social media has reacted to Suarez's post and they understand his anger.

One commented: "Football without memory LOOOL."

A second put: "Just bring the band back together for one season please."

While a third said: "Suarez must be watching the game."

Cesc Fabregas, who also played with Messi and Suarez at the Camp Nou, posted: "Football has no memory whatsoever… it’s a shame. Always with you brothers."

Kylian Mbappe, the final third of PSG's star-studded attack, wasn't booed and he opened the scoring in the 24th minute against bottom of the table Bordeaux.

Neymar got himself on the scoresheet in the second half after turning home Achraf Hakimi's cutback, but that didn't stop the jeering.

The Brazil international's celebration was muted, as was Messi's who played a vital role in the goal.

Leandro Paredes grabbed a third just past the hour mark to seal all three points.