France’s interior ministry says at least 200 people are injured and one person has died following violence in Paris after Paris Saint-Germain’s second consecutive Champions League triumph. The unrest follows celebrations after PSG’s win over Arsenal, reported by outlets as coming after a penalty shootout in Budapest. Authorities say the incident occurs during the night after the match, with celebrations partly overshadowed by street clashes. Channel NewsAsia adds that French authorities detain more than 400 people, including some outside the capital. The events renew discussion in France about street violence and public disorder. Across the reporting, the focus is on the scale of injuries, the reported death, and the large number of arrests made in connection with the disturbances. Officials are treating the events as post-match violence tied to fan celebrations rather than the match itself. The reports do not provide further details on the suspected causes of the clashes or on any specific groups involved.