Chelsea fans have joked Marc Cucurella should never cut his hair after a VAR storm saw Joao Neves sent off in the Club World Cup final.
PSG had been heavily tipped to take the inaugural Club World Cup crown off the back of their Champions League win in May and Real Madrid demolition in the semi-finals.
However, the Parisian giants were shot back down to earth by Enzo Maresca and his side - and as tensions boiled over in the final minutes, Neves was handed his marching orders. The referee had initially missed the scuffle, but he was soon summoned to the VAR monitor.
Cucurella and Neves had clashed off the ball, with the pair going shoulder to shoulder - however, the PSG star then lashed out at the Spaniard, pulling his long locks and tugging him to the ground.
Chelsea's Cole Palmer, center, celebrates with teammates after scoring a goal against Paris Saint-Germain during the first half of the Club World Cup final
Chelsea are the Club World Cup winners after beating PSG (Image: AP)
"Cucurella never cut your hair. Easy way to farm red cards," one fan joked. While a second added: "Ah, the Marc Cucurella hair pull João Neves not the first to do it and probably won't be the last..."
"Neves got successfully rage baited by Cucurella," a third said. As a fourth posted: "Cucurella rage baiting to kill the game!"
And another added: "Cucurella’s hair is legit worth 9 extra points a season!"
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Tensions continued to boil over after the full-time whistle as Luis Enrique appeared to strike Chelsea attacker Joao Pedro.
Pedro had been in a heated conversation with PSG shot-stopper Gianluigi Donnarumma, with both of them having to be led away by team-mates as more players rushed into the brawl.
"PSG aren't used to losing football matches," Andros Townsend said on DAZN's coverage. "They were 90 minutes away from the perfect season but full credit to Enzo Maresca - it was a tactical masterclass."