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The French capital witnessed the arrest of 127 people and the injury of 11 others during the qualification celebrations.
The match between “Bavaria” and “Paris Saint-Germain” in the semi-finals of the Champions League yesterday, Wednesday evening, caused riots and tension in the French capital, Paris, as a result of which 127 people were arrested, 11 more were injured, one of them is in a serious condition, according to the Minister of the Interior of France.
and:For the third time in its history, “Paris Saint-Germain” has won its place in the final of the European Championship After a 1-1 draw in Munich, they benefited from a 5-4 first-leg win against the German giants.
However, despite the game being played in Munich, there were riots and clashes with the company in the French capital Paris as fans celebrated the historic qualification.
🔴 Matching #Bavaria PSG shelling and mortar fire near Parc des Princes, a police source said @Values:. Individuals who tried to enter Carrefour City at 16 rue Michel Ange were turned away. Rest in Paris pic.twitter.com/CqZzqD4weu
— Amaury Brelet (@AmauryBrelet) May 6, 2026
French Interior Minister Laurent Nounier explained on Thursday morning that security forces arrested 127 people, including 107 in Paris alone.
He also noted that 11 people were injured during the riots, one of them was seriously injured by a firecracker.
In the statements given to CNews and Europe 1 Radio, the minister added that 23 policemen also received light injuries in connection with the incidents.
Nunez condemned the violence “in the strongest possible way”, stressing that French authorities will impose tighter security measures in the capital ahead of the May 30 Champions League final against Arsenal in Budapest.
