Paris disturbances and 127 arrests mar PSG's Uefa Champions League victory
Summary
After Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) qualified for the UEFA Champions League final by drawing 1-1 against Bayern Munich, celebrations in Paris turned violent. Police arrested 127 people, and several injuries occurred as some fans caused disturbances, including setting fires and vandalizing public property.Key Facts
- PSG qualified for the Champions League final after a 1-1 draw with Bayern Munich.
- Celebrations in Paris led to violence, with 127 people arrested across the Paris region.
- Eleven people were injured, one seriously, and 23 police officers had minor injuries.
- Some fans set bins and cars on fire and vandalized an outdoor photo exhibition.
- Police used tear gas to stop crowds near PSG’s stadium, Parc des Princes.
- Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez condemned the violence and warned of strict police responses.
- Paris Mayor Emmanuel Grégoire attended peaceful celebrations and wants a safe fan zone for the upcoming final.
- The current incidents were less serious than last year’s post-PSG victory violence in Paris, which resulted in hundreds of arrests and two deaths.
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