Spanish police cleared the Plaça Reial after Liverpool fans had upset locals and tourists over their two-day trip to watch their team play Barcelona.

The footage shows the Liverpool fans pre-match yesterday (May 1) and the litter they left behind ahead of their Champions League semifinal with Barcelona.

Before the end of the night on Tuesday (April 30), the police were met with a chorus of boo's as they ushered people off the square and back into the surrounding cafes and bars.

Axel, who filmed these videos, told Newsflare: "It was extremely loud and I was happy to see the police shut it down before the night came. They also did not seem to see the value in the architecture here since I saw a few people climbing the fountain and the Gaudi lamppost. I was also surprised to see how well the city managed the cleaning though. It was done in around half an hour, which for me was impressive."

On Tuesday, several people were arrested after footage emerged of Liverpool fans pushing locals into a fountain.

"My flatmates were shocked by the fans as well, even though we do have a Brit living with us. I’ve been told that the Liverpool fans aren’t a good representation of the country. In all I think we were shocked to see this kind of negligence in our Plaça," Axel added.

After Liverpool fans celebrated for match day in Plaça Reial this was the aftermath.

Game day celebration in Plaça Reial

Drunk Liverpool fans being cleared out of Placa Reial by police with riot shields the day before game day.

After the congregation of drunk Liverpool fans in Placa Reial this man was carried out. This is after the police cleared the placa.

There were a lot of Liverpool fans in the placa. They where extremely loud chanting a song and being sold beers (Estrellas) by illegal street vendors. It was extremely loud and I was happy to see the police shut it down before the night came. My opinion is that the football fans didn’t care as much about how clean it was on the placa since they where tourists and did not live here. They also did not seem to see the value in the architecture here since I saw a few people climbing the fountain and the Gaudi lamppost. I was also surprised to see how well the city managed the cleaning though. It was done in around half an hour, which for me was impressive.

I cannot give a number of the amount of fans because of the sheer size of the crowd. It was a lot of people. Definitely filled the placa at one point.

My flat mates are shocked by the fans as well (even though we do have a Brit living with us) and I’ve been told that the Liverpool fans aren’t a good representation of the country. In all I think we were shocked to see this kind of negligence in our placa.