Two-time defending European champions PSG once again sent a strong signal to their European rivals by crushing Villarreal 6-0 on Tuesday night.

Former Marseille player Pape Gueye didn't sleep that night, while Cesc Fabregas doesn't want to think too much about Como vs. PSG in late January for fear of not sleeping.

Beyond conquering the international press, PSG impresses opponents and even terrifies them. One recalls the statements from Denzel Dumfries and Lautaro Martinez a few weeks after their heavy 5-0 defeat to PSG in the 2025 Champions League final.

"I didn't speak for five, six days," the Argentine Inter captain acknowledged three weeks after crossing paths with PSG in Munich.

"Sometimes you wake up with a start and wonder what happened. So yes, it is still hard to accept. Have I managed to accept it? No, absolutely not. I have to admit it honestly," the Dutch full-back confessed ten days after being humiliated by Luis Enrique's team.

On Tuesday night, Villarreal suffered Parisian lightning and conceded 6 goals, including 4 in 17 minutes. "It's complicated to sleep (after that)," Senegalese midfielder Pape Gueye admitted to DAZN on Wednesday.

"I didn't sleep much because I tried to understand what happened. It's the first time this has happened to me; it's the first time I've conceded six goals in a match."

The former Marseille player, who started in Villarreal's midfield on Tuesday night, no longer knew where to turn on the field: "It wasn't just the midfielders moving all over the place. It's really a collective. There were moments when Hakimi was next to me; there was young Mayulu. So in terms of movement, they really knew how to move."

Como coach Cesc Fabregas, who humiliated Lens 9-1 on Wednesday night, will face PSG on Jan. 20 in Matchday 7.

A match the Spanish coach does not want to think too much about for now: "I try to forget that we're going to play PSG because if I think about it, I won't be able to sleep because they are very, very good," he said with a smile to Canal+ on Wednesday night.