Fans celebrate "Paris Grand Prix" with at least 81 arrested for causing trouble

On May 31, the French Ligue 1 team Paris Saint-Germain defeated Serie A team Inter Milan 5-0, winning the Champions League championship trophy this season, and the fans were excited. According to Paris police, at least 81 people had been arrested for causing trouble as of midnight that day.

It is reported that French fans who were caring all night gathered in the Champs-Elysées in Paris and the "Paris Grand" home court, Princes. The sound of fireworks, whistles and cheers were endless, and the sound of sirens could be heard.

According to French media reports, the government has deployed about 5,400 police officers and military police in Paris in advance. Public security forces used water guns and tear gas to maintain order. Some of the arrested people carried fireworks and firecrackers.

French Interior Minister Le Tayo posted on social media that the troublemakers are not "real supporters" of Paris Saint-Germain, and he asked the security forces to seriously deal with the wrongdoing of the troublemakers.

This is the second time that the French club has won this honor after Marseille won the Champions League in 1993. French President Macron will host Paris Saint-Germain at the Elysee Palace on June 1.