PSG Champions League celebrations tragic: two dead, hundreds arrested in France | Football news

The victory of Paris St.-Germen’s historic first Champions League was killed overnight and unrest, as two people lost their lives and about 560 were arrested during a wild ceremony across France. The Paris-based club won 5–0 over Inter Milan in Munich in Munich, inspiring Jubilant scenes that quickly became chaotic in many cities.The ceremony of the ceremonies was Paris, where thousands of fans gathered around the Champs-Elisage and Parak Des Prince Stadium. But amidst enthusiasm, violent clashes occurred. According to the Interior Ministry, 491 people were arrested in the capital alone, roughly for fireworks and public disorders. A total of 559 arrests were made across the country.

Go beyond the border with our YouTube channel. Subscribe now!Sadly, two deaths occurred during the night. In Paris, a man riding a motor scooter was killed after hitting a car in the 15th eradication, which was just a few kilometers from the champs-lisse. Meanwhile, a 17-year-old boy was badly stabbed during a celebration, in Dax in Southwest France. Local prosecutors confirmed that the death occurred soon after the match, but could not confirm that it was directly related to the PSG ceremony. The suspect is still on a large scale.

Football fans celebrate the PSG’s victory over Champs-Alis Avenue after the final match of the Champions League between Paris St.-Germen and Inter Milan. (AP)

Somewhere else, in the city of Grenobal, a car seriously injured four people among the fans who celebrated PSG’s victory. Police said that all the victims belonged to the same family. The driver later surrendered and was arrested. Investigators stated that the incident was not deliberately, and the driver conducted a negative test for alcohol and drugs.Despite the chaos, most of the fans celebrated peacefully. However, the authorities in Paris had to deploy water cannons to prevent the crowd from reaching the Arc de Triumph, as the fasting clashes intensified at night. Police said in a statement, “The champs were looking at the troublesome incidents on the leaders.”On Sunday, it was designed to bring more ceremonies, in which thousands of fans were expected to be attracted, with a win for the team on the Champs-ELISEs. French President Emmanuel Macron praised PSG’s “Day of Glory” on social media and will host the team at élysée Palace. Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo called Jeet “historic”.Landmark’s victory is as the first Champions League title of PSG, a moment of fans such as a 20-year clue are described as “so worthy” and symbolic of a team’s rebirth: “They are 11 people who play for each other.”