More than 890 arrested in France after PSG Champions League final win

More than 890 people were arrested in France following riots after Paris Saint-Germain defeated Arsenal in the Champions League final on Saturday. President Emmanuel Macron condemned the violence and pledged unyielding punishments.

Clashes erupted across France, with police deploying tear gas in central Paris amid reports of burning vehicles, flares and damaged buildings. A total of 219 people were injured, including eight seriously, and a 24-year-old man died after his motocross bike struck concrete blocks on the Paris ring road. Interior Minister Laurent Nunez said the large police operation had prevented further looting despite a 45 percent rise in arrests compared with 2025.

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Disorder broke out in Paris on Saturday evening after Paris Saint-Germain’s Champions League final win over Arsenal. More than 890 arrests were recorded, a 45 percent increase from 2025.

More than 400 people were detained in Paris following Paris Saint-Germain’s victory over Arsenal in the Champions League final. Clashes broke out between fans and police during overnight celebrations. The win marked PSG’s second successive title in the competition.

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More than 890 people were arrested after violence erupted following Paris Saint-Germain's Champions League final win against Arsenal. Political figures reacted and an initial judicial assessment was released.

Spain's National Police have arrested nine more men from the Indar Gorri group in the past few hours over disturbances in February at El Sadar stadium after the Osasuna-Real Madrid match. This brings the total number of detainees to 13, with one more person under investigation. All face charges of public disorder and assault on an authority agent.

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Paris Saint-Germain beat Lens 2-0 on Wednesday in a delayed Ligue 1 match and officially claimed their 14th French league title.

The Paris administrative court on Friday suspended the police prefect’s ban on a concert planned at Place de la République for Fête de la Musique.

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Paris Saint-Germain edged Bayern Munich 5-4 in a thrilling UEFA Champions League semifinal first leg at Parc des Princes, producing nine goals—the most in any semi-final in competition history. PSG's midfield trio of Vitinha, Joao Neves, and Zaire-Emery overwhelmed Bayern, while suspended coach Vincent Kompany watched from the stands.

 

 

 

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