Paris Saint-Germain celebrates winning a second consecutive UEFA Champions League title, with supporters gathering across the French capital and the team staging public events under heavy security. Reports say large crowds, including fans near the Eiffel Tower and in the Champs-Élysées area, turn out to welcome the players and anticipate further on-the-day celebrations, including trophy moments. Another event is described at Parc des Princes, where PSG holds a celebration with tens of thousands of supporters at the club’s home ground.
Authorities address fallout from overnight festivities, with several outlets noting that parties in Paris and elsewhere in France are marked by clashes with police, vandalism and disruptions. France 24 reports hundreds of arrests, while other coverage highlights that security operations respond to unrest during the night.
President Emmanuel Macron also appears in the accounts, with one outlet saying the PSG team is received by Macron ahead of a victory parade. Overall, the coverage focuses on the scale of the public celebrations and the concurrent policing and incident response following revelry.
