In France, four people were injured in a car collision with football fans.

In France, in the city of Grenoble, a man drove a BMW into a crowd of football fans celebrating the victory of the French team Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) in the Champions League final. This was reported by the newspaper Le Dauphine libere on Saturday, May 31.

"The BMW driver, moving along the central tram tracks in the direction of Eschirol, tried to make a U-turn, but knocked down four pedestrians: two 17—year-old teenagers and two women aged 23 and 46, members of the same family," the newspaper said.

The driver abandoned the car and tried to run away, fearing reprisals from the crowd, but then surrendered to the police. He is currently under arrest, the newspaper said.

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On June 1, 68 fans were detained in Paris for rioting during the Champions League final. It is specified that the first clashes between football hooligans and the police took place on the Champs-Elysees in the French capital.