Paris holds a public celebration Sunday after Paris Saint-Germain’s Champions League win, following overnight violence that police say led to mass detentions. Across outlets, supporters gather near the Eiffel Tower and along the parade route in central Paris, where crowds are described as largely peaceful during the daytime event. PSG players participate in a parade and celebration with fans at or near the Champ de Mars area, with figures cited for attendance ranging up to about 100,000 supporters. Earlier, the celebrations are said to have been overshadowed by clashes that break out overnight, not only in Paris but across France. Police respond to the unrest and detain hundreds of people, according to reports, though details of the incidents vary in emphasis rather than substance. Additional coverage also notes that PSG players are received in official settings later on Sunday, including a meeting at the Élysée Palace where President Emmanuel Macron congratulates the team. The overall picture from the different sources is that the Champions League victory is marked by a large public parade with fans in Paris, following unrest overnight that prompted police action.