Twitter goes crazy as Luis Suarez stars in Barcelona's 8-0 victory over Deportivo

Barcelona made quick work of Deportivo in what was initially seen as a tough away game by beating them 8-0 on Wednesday night. Goals from Luis Suarez, Ivan Rakitic, Lionel Messi, Marc Bartra and Neymar saw the Catalan club make light work of the hapless Deportivo side.

Suarez was in devastating form scoring 4 goals and assisting 3, here are some of the best tweets from last night's match:

Another hattrick for Luis Suarez. Crisis at Barca? What crisis?

— Premiere Football (@PremiereFootbal) April 20, 2016

How can you be directly involved in 7 goals in one game of football???? Suarez showing why he's on another planet to any other striker

— Ghaff (@Ghaffers) April 20, 2016

Luis Suarez is playing FIFA on amateur mode and is getting paid ten and a half million pounds a year for it.

— . (@omairraslam) April 20, 2016

Luis Suárez reaches another goalscoring landmark with his four goals against Deportivo https://t.co/xfEUr8DoSH pic.twitter.com/9e2veO4OEA

— FC Barcelona (@FCBarcelona) April 20, 2016

Lionel Messi was also back at his best providing a couple of sublime assists and grabbing a goal.

In 2016:Most Goals: Messi, 27 GOALSMost Assists: Messi, 15 ASSISTSBest in the world.. pic.twitter.com/MGOISmM0FE

— Leo Messi (@messi10stats) April 20, 2016

Lionel Messi in one word. pic.twitter.com/AMn7D2ETWX

— GeniusFootball (@GeniusFootball) April 21, 2016

Lionel Messi could now buy a famous type of jeans with all his career goals: 501. #fcblive

— Infostrada Sports (@InfostradaLive) April 20, 2016

This tweet was almost begging for mercy

Deportivo 0-8 Barcelona. pic.twitter.com/NReifBbwr7

— Sunday League Footy (@SundayChants) April 20, 2016

C'mon Deportivo, be strong! It's almost over. #DeporFCB #LaLiga pic.twitter.com/9Fk1h5vhSR

— Onefootball (@Onefootball) April 20, 2016

Barcelona hold an enviable away record don’t they?

Biggest away wins in La Liga history:Deportivo 0-8 BarcelonaCordoba 0-8 BarcelonaAlmeria 0-8 BarcelonaLas Palmas 0-8 Barcelona

— Squawka Football (@Squawka) April 20, 2016