Celebrations in Paris after Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) qualified for the UEFA Champions League final are reported to have been marred by disturbances. Multiple outlets say that after the team’s victory, some fans take to the streets to celebrate, but violence breaks out during the festivities. French authorities report that police make 127 arrests in connection with the incident. The reports also state that injuries occur during the clashes, with 11 people injured, including one serious case. The figure is attributed to Paris police and Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez, who comments on the arrests and the injury toll. The BBC describes the disturbances as occurring alongside the public celebrations linked to PSG’s qualification, highlighting that disorder occurs despite the sporting success. Overall, the accounts converge on the same sequence: PSG’s Champions League qualification prompts street celebrations in Paris, which are followed by police action and reported injuries. No further details about the causes of the violence or the specific locations of the unrest are provided in the supplied summaries.