Paris Erupts in chaos after PSG’s Champions League Triumph

Paris Erupts in Chaos After PSG’s Champions League Triumph: 81 Arrested as Riots Break Out Near Parc des Princes

Fires, clashes and carnage mar historic win as police battle mobs of rampaging fans

Paris descended into scenes of chaos last night as jubilant celebrations turned violent following Paris Saint-Germain’s Champions League final win over Inter Milan.

An astonishing 81 people were arrested after violent clashes broke out near the Parc des Princes stadium, where thousands of fans had gathered to watch the match on big screens set up in a designated fanzone.

Supporters had earlier roared in delight as PSG netted their opener, but the atmosphere soon soured as youths began hurling missiles at riot police, setting vehicles ablaze and igniting fires across the city. Roads around the stadium were quickly sealed off as authorities scrambled to regain control.

Shocking footage shared on social media shows riot police wielding batons clashing with groups of masked troublemakers in dramatic street battles just steps away from the iconic stadium. Fire crews were deployed to multiple blazes as smoke billowed into the Parisian night sky.

The violence marred what was supposed to be a night of celebration for fans of the French giants, who were watching from home after being unable to travel to Munich for the final.

Officials have condemned the violence, which erupted despite extensive planning and heavy police presence around the fanzone. Investigations are ongoing as authorities assess the full extent of the damage.