Paris police arrested over 130 people following Paris Saint-Germain's Champions League victory. The arrests occurred after soccer fans gathered in the French capital to celebrate the team's win.
According to the New York Post, celebrations from Paris Saint-Germain fans following their second straight Champions League title win "got out of hand quickly."
Deutsche Welle reported that soccer fans flooded the famed Champs-Elysees and riots took place in the French capital after Paris Saint-Germain won the Champions League final.
The New York Post reported that police arrested over 130 people amid what the outlet described as "wild scenes" following the match. Deutsche Welle characterized the events as riots in the French capital.
Both outlets reported on the police response to the gatherings, with the New York Post citing over 130 arrests and Deutsche Welle reporting that police detained many individuals.
The celebrations occurred on the Champs-Elysees, a major avenue in Paris, according to Deutsche Welle. The New York Post noted that the events followed Paris Saint-Germain's Champions League title victory.
No additional details about specific injuries, property damage, or ongoing investigations were provided in the available source reports.
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