What started out as a day of celebrations for Paris Saint-Germain supporters quickly turned into scenes of horror and turmoil in France. Mass groups erupted across the nation following PSG’s 5-0 get over Inter Milan in Munich, the team’s first-ever Champions League name. However, the joyful feeling was ruined by murder, accidents, and chaos, which resulted in the deaths of two fans, a police officer in a stupor, and hundreds of arrests. In a long-awaited moment of glory, people poured into the streets of Paris and started lights and bursts. PSG-themed images were visible on the Place de la Bastille and the Eiffel Tower lit up in Paris. However, by midnight, events had slowed down, especially in the Champs-Elysees and Parc des Princes. According to the internal department, 559 people were detained throughout France, 491 of them in Paris only. Flames were lit, stores were looted, and officers conflicts grew worse night after night.
Major advancements from PSG’s Champions League celebrations day
Success parade with limited security: On Sunday, PSG’s players and staff will parade through the Champs-Elysees in a great parade. President Emmanuel Macron is expected to host the group at the Elysee Palace, but traffic may be suspended and the area will be under heavy security. Macron wrote on X,” Bravo, we are all proud.” Deaths and critical injuries: A 17-year-old boy was fatally stabbed during a celebration in Dax, according to the prosecution. A 20-year-old person in Paris lost his life after hitting his bike. A policeman in Normandy was seriously injured in the eye from a fire and is now in an induced coma. Four members of the same family were really hurt when a car in Grenoble inadvertently struck a group of enthusiasts. Fires, prosecutions, and looting: Overnight, authorities found 264 cars fire in the state of New York. In Paris, 30 individuals broke into a shoe store on the Champs-Elysees, and two cars were torched close to Parc des Princes. The majority of the 559 people detained were held for disorderly behavior and unlawful fireworks hands. As emergency companies dealt with blazes and injuries, the flames line was overrun. On Saturday evening, 400 police soldiers were stationed across Paris and local cities. Near PSG’s facility, break gas was used, and water guns were used to encircle masses near the Arc de Triomphe. Authorities attributed the murder to” troublemakers” who showed up to acclimatize the area rather than watch the game.
