Budapest police are investigating violence linked to the Champions League final between Arsenal and Paris St-Germain, after arrests are made following a reported fan brawl. According to BBC News, police investigate the incident and study CCTV footage to identify supporters involved. Other reporting says the city is preparing for a large-scale policing operation around the match. It is reported that each team has been allocated 17,000 tickets for the Puskás Aréna, while police expect additional supporters—estimated at around 10,000—to arrive without tickets. Reports also say roughly 4,000 officers are on standby for operations both inside the stadium and across Budapest’s streets, aiming to manage crowd movement and reduce the risk of clashes between rival supporter groups. One outlet states that two British supporters are among those arrested in connection with clashes. The clubs play at the Puskás Aréna on Saturday, with police focused on public safety and identifying those responsible for the pre-match fighting.