Police in France detain hundreds of people after crowds celebrate Paris Saint-Germain’s UEFA Champions League final victory over Arsenal and clashes break out with security forces. Multiple outlets report that violence occurs across Paris and other parts of the country, with some reports describing fires set during the unrest. BBC News says hundreds are arrested in connection with celebrations, noting flares are fired and thousands of officers work to disperse crowds. France 24 and Al Jazeera cite figures from the French Ministry of the Interior, reporting 416 people detained nationwide, including 283 arrests in Paris. Other outlets also report more than 400 detentions overall, aligning with the Interior Ministry totals. The Independent similarly states that police detain over 400 people following the match, and Evening Standard reports that more than 400 arrests occur after crowds clash with police. Authorities also report injuries to police and damage to property, while the number of people remanded versus held for further investigation is not consistently specified across reports.