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PSG celebrate with Macron at Elysee Palace
Thousands celebrated PSG's Champions League title in Paris as authorities dealt with the fallout from overnight unrest and arrests.
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Thousands celebrated PSG's Champions League title in Paris as authorities dealt with the fallout from overnight unrest and arrests.
Arsenal fans packed London's streets as the men's Premier League winners and women's champions celebrated a successful season together.
According to the Paris police prefecture, smaller groups caused disruptions in a number of places, with some of them lighting fires and vandalising stores. They also set cars on fire.
PSG supporters watching the Champions League final on giant screens at Parc des Princes erupted in celebration after their team beat Arsenal on penalties to retain the European crown.