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Two people are dead, and a police officer in an induced coma after the disorder broke out in France while Paris Saint-Germain won his first Champions League title in a record style, according to French authorities.
The 17-year-old boy was allegedly stabbed to death during the PSG Street party in the city of Dax, the National Police Service said, while the Office of the Interior Minister said the 23-year-old man was killed when his scooter hit a car in Paris during the celebration.
Authorities in France also confirmed that a police officer in the Normandy region accidentally hit fireworks and placed in an artificial coma.
More than 500 people were arrested in the middle of chaos because the vehicles were on fire and fireworks started when fans clashed with police in the French capital on Saturday night after PSG’s bold victory of 5-0 over Inter Milan in Munich.
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-Paris Saint-Germain (@PSG_English) May 31 2025
In the match, Star Man wants Doue to throw in a brothers, while Naked Achraf Hakimi, Kvich Quadratskhelia and replacement Senny Mayul have ensured that the winners of Ligue 1 won the first Champions League trophy and, in that, demolished the record for the biggest winning margin in the history of competition.
The Luis Enrique team was tonight because they ended the season with a high tall. But evening celebrations were disturbed by a disorder in France.
PSG striker Ousman Dembele appealed to peace in an interview after the Canal+match, saying, “Let’s celebrate this, but not all in Paris.”
While Bruno Retailleau, Minister of the Interior of France, posted on social networks on Saturday after the game, calling the perpetrators “Barbari”.
He wrote: “Real PSG fans are excited about the magnificent effect of their team. Meanwhile, Barbara brought to the streets of Paris to commit crimes and cause law enforcement.
“It is unbearable that it is not possible for a party without fear of the savagery of a minority of robbers who do not respect anything.”
Paris police chief Laurent Nunez insisted that “vandals and laws” process “, but, however, confirmed the PSG team on the Champs-Elysees will continue on Sunday, although with an increased police presence.
