Cientos de detenidos en Francia tras la victoria del PSG en la Champions League

Más de 400 personas fueron detenidas en París tras la victoria del Paris Saint-Germain sobre el Arsenal en la final de la Champions League. Se produjeron enfrentamientos entre aficionados y la policía durante las celebraciones nocturnas. El triunfo supuso el segundo título consecutivo del PSG en la competición.

El PSG derrotó al Arsenal en la tanda de penaltis para alzarse con el trofeo por segundo año consecutivo. El equipo se convirtió en el segundo conjunto en revalidar el título de la Champions League en la era moderna. Se lanzaron fuegos artificiales y bengalas en el centro de la ciudad mientras los agentes utilizaban gases lacrimógenos para dispersar a las multitudes. Varios agentes de policía resultaron heridos durante los disturbios.

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