More than 280 arrested in Paris as clashes erupt on PSG victory night
Summary
After Paris Saint-Germain won the Champions League final, thousands of people celebrated in Paris, but violent clashes broke out. Police arrested over 280 people in Paris and more than 400 across France as they tried to control the unrest.Key Facts
- Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) won the Champions League final on May 31, 2026.
- Over 280 people were arrested in Paris, and 416 across France after celebrations turned violent.
- Around 22,000 police officers were deployed nationwide, including 8,000 in Paris.
- Police used tear gas after some fans threw fireworks and attempted to enter the stadium forcefully.
- Seven police officers were injured, and several vehicles and businesses were damaged.
- Some supporters blocked the Paris ring road and set off flares, disrupting traffic.
- Shops boarded up windows before the match to prevent damage seen in previous celebrations.
- Additional events in Paris that evening added to the busy and tense atmosphere.
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