Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) made history by securing their second consecutive UEFA Champions League title, triumphing over Arsenal in a thrilling penalty shootout after a nail-biting 1-1 draw in the final held in Budapest.
The match saw PSG's Ousmane Dembélé score the equalizer, while Arsenal’s Gabriel Magalhães heartbreakingly missed the decisive penalty, sealing PSG's victory at 4-3 in the shootout.
Following the win, jubilant fans flooded the streets of Paris, particularly around the iconic Eiffel Tower and Parc des Princes, to celebrate their team's success.
Unfortunately, the celebrations quickly turned to chaos as violent clashes erupted between fans and police, resulting in nearly 800 arrests and at least 57 officers injured during the unrest.
The French interior ministry reported widespread disturbances across approximately 15 cities, with property vandalized and significant police resources deployed to restore order.
PSG’s coach, Luis Enrique, hailed the victory as a remarkable achievement, while Arsenal faced disappointment in their quest for their first Champions League title, underscoring the intense passion and drama surrounding top-tier football in France.
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