LUIS ENRIQUE sparked a mass brawl as he appeared to SLAP Joao Pedro following Chelsea's Club World Cup final win.
The Paris Saint-Germain manager lost his marbles as he lunged for the Blues' new Brazilian star, who scored the third in a shock 3-0 drubbing against Enzo Maresca's Blues.
Cole Palmer netted two almost identical stunners in the first half an hour for the Conference League winners against the European champions.
Before the England star then set up £60million summer signing Pedro for a third before the break, to all but seal a surprise win.
Shell-shocked PSG failed to find a spark in the second half to make any sort of comeback, with midfielder Joao Neves even sent off late for pulling Marc Cucurella's hair.
Pedro confronted his boss Enrique, who reacted furiously, appearing to slap Pedro while also placing his hands on the striker.
PSG keeper Gianluigi Donnarumma followed up with a push.
It saw Chelsea's latest summer signing drop to the floor as players from both sides joined a huge fracas in the middle of the pitch.
Blues manager Maresca promptly tried to drag players away from the melee before Enrique was ushered away in shame.
Fans were quick to react to the shocking incident.
One said, "What a salty man."
Another declared: "No class."
One noted: "Friendly, they said."
Another added: "Head lost."
Enrique's shameful behaviour did little to dampen the spirits as Chelsea celebrated a historic win.
And they were soon lifting the trophy - bizarrely alongside US President Donald Trump, who seemingly wanted to take centre stage.
Palmer – named Player of the Tournament – said: “It is a great feeling.
Even bett,er because everyone doubted us before the game. We played against a great team and we showed what we can do. I like scoring in finals, and it happened again.
“The gaffer put a great game plan out. We knew where the spaces were and when to free me up.
“I had to repay him and score some goals.
“He is building something special, something important, a young team.
“Everyone’s been talking a lot of s**t about us all season, but we are going in the right direction.”
Palmer scored in the 22nd and 30th minutes, and Pedro netted his third goal in three appearances since signing from Brighton for £60m.
After winning six out of seven games in the USA, Chelsea has banked £90m prize money.
They will now have a three-week break, leaving little preparation time for the Prem opener at Crystal Palace on August 17.
Maresca said,“ The players deserved it.
“We won the game in the first ten minutes, and we set the tempo.
“Unfortunately, with the weather, it is not easy to do it for 90 minutes.
“We found Cole in positions where he had more space to attack.
“I am very excited about the future, but I am more excited that we have three weeks off!”
