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Thousands of Paris Saint-Germain fans took to the streets of the French capital to celebrate their team's triumph in the Champions League final, but the celebrations were quickly accompanied by incidents and clashes with law enforcement.
PSG secured the trophy after defeating Arsenal on penalties 4-3, after a 1-1 draw in regular time, being declared European champions for the second year in a row.
Paris : des vélos en libre-service brûlées #PSG #PSGARS #Arsenal #UCLfinal pic.twitter.com/Oe4kWV7aaW
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Immediately after the end of the match, thousands of fans took to the streets of Paris, while in the areas near the "Parc des Princes" stadium, the first tensions with the police began.
French authorities are on high alert as clashes between fans and security forces are reported. In some areas, fires have been lit in the streets and the situation remains tense, with fears that more incidents could occur overnight.
Paris Saint-Germain wygrywa tegoroczną odsłonę Ligi Mistrzów.
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Pora więce na świętowanie, czyli coroczną tradycyę:
- Palenia śmietników
- Palenia samochodów
- Bezpośrednich starć z policją
- Napadów rabunkowych
- Niszczenia centrum Paryża
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Images circulating on social media show fans celebrating with fireworks, flares and smoke bombs, while many of them have taken to the streets singing and cheering for the Parisian team's success.
Police are closely monitoring developments, while authorities have called on fans to avoid acts of violence and damage to public property.
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