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But rather than boo the team off or show their disdain, the home fans called their players back onto the pitch.
Supporters of the Gol Nord behind one of the goals then clapped, sang and waved their flags with pride as the players watched on.
It was a jovial atmosphere with hundreds of fans sticking around long after the final whistle.
A Champions League exit is a huge blow for the Spanish giants, who are now set to enter the Europa League for the second year running.
But the fans wanted to provide a morale boost to the players with plenty left to fight for this season.
Xavi’s side trail LaLiga leaders Real Madrid by just three points and have lost just once in the league.
Barca will also be one of the biggest teams in the Europa League along with Arsenal and Manchester United so could fancy their chances of winning the competition.