PSG Victory Celebrations Turn Violent: Over 400 Arrested in France Clashes | News9

Added: 2026-06-01

[00:00:00]Paris Saint-Germain's Championship League victory celebration turned violent in parts of France with hundreds of people arrested after club's win over Arsenal. French authorities say that more than 400 people were arrested including 280 in Paris as celebrations in the capital and other cities got out of control. Thousands of police personnel had been deployed to maintain law and order. Large crowds gathered to celebrate PSG's victory but some groups clashed with the police. Fireworks and flares was set off, vehicles were set on fire, and shops and public property were damaged. Police used tear gas to control the crowds while seven police officers were injured during the unrest.

[00:00:42]Authorities said several vehicles, businesses, and public facilities were damaged. French interior minister condemned the violence calling it absolutely unacceptable. The incident come a year comes a year after PSG's 2025 title celebrations which were also marked by violence and deadly clashes.

[00:01:02]Despite the unrest, PSG's victory parade is expected to take place in Paris with the team set to celebrate the Champions League win with fans and later meet French President Emmanuel Macron.

[00:01:21]Paris Saint-Germain's Championship League victory celebration turned violent in parts of France with hundreds of people arrested after club's win over Arsenal. French authorities say that more than 400 people were arrested including 280 in Paris as celebrations in the capital and other cities got out of control. Thousands of police personnel had been deployed to maintain law and order. Large crowds gathered to celebrate PSG's victory but some groups clashed with the police. Fireworks and flares was set off, vehicles were set on fire, and shops and public property were damaged. Police used tear gas to control the crowds while seven police officers were injured during the unrest.

[00:02:03]Authorities said several vehicles, businesses, and public facilities were damaged. French Interior Minister condemned the violence calling it absolutely unacceptable. The incident come a year comes a year after PSG's 2025 title celebrations which were also marked by violence and deadly clashes.

[00:02:23]Despite the unrest, PSG's victory parade is expected to take place in Paris with the team set to celebrate the Champions League win with fans and later meet French President Emmanuel Macron.

[00:02:43]Paris Saint-Germain's championship league victory celebration turned violent in parts of France with hundreds of people arrested after club's win over Arsenal. French authorities say that more than 400 people were arrested including 218 Paris as celebrations in the capital and other cities got out of control. Thousands of police personnel had been deployed to maintain law and order. Large crowds gathered to celebrate PSG's victory but some groups clashed with the police. Fireworks and flares were set off. Vehicles were set on fire and shops and public property were damaged. Police used tear gas to control the crowds while seven police officers were injured during the unrest.

[00:03:25]Authorities said several vehicles, businesses, and public facilities were damaged. French Interior Minister condemned the violence calling it absolutely unacceptable. The incident come a year comes a year after PSG's 2025 title celebrations which were also marked by violence and deadly clashes.

[00:03:45]Despite the unrest, PSG's victory parade is expected to take place in Paris with the team set to celebrate the Champions League win with fans and later meet French President Emmanuel Macron.