During the riots in Paris after the victory of PSG, one person was killed and 60 injured.

In France, after the victory of the Paris Saint-Germain football club (FC) (PSG) in the Champions League, one person was killed and 60 injured during riots, 780 people were also detained. This was reported on May 31 by the Franceinfo newspaper with reference to the country's Interior Minister Laurent Nunez.

"One person died in a road accident in Paris after PSG's victory in the championship," the article says.

According to Nunes, the situation remains under control, and detentions were carried out throughout France. Of the total, 480 people were detained in Paris and the suburbs. Nunes noted that the number of detainees was 32% higher than during similar riots in 2025, when police detained 592 people.

The Interior Minister also said that 57 law enforcement officers were injured. In total, 219 people were injured as a result of the riots across the country, eight of them are in serious condition.

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In Paris, mass celebrations and riots began the day before after the victory of PSG. The Eiffel Tower was illuminated in the red and blue colors of the club, and the inscription "Champion" appeared on it. At that time, 416 people were detained. It is also specified that businesses faced looting in about 15 cities of France.