ONE man has died and another was left in intensive care as 780 people were arrested in France during violent clashes after the Champions League final. The worst violence was in the capital of

A car was seen with its roof and doors removed the morning after violence erupted in the French capital after Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) defeated Arsenal in the UEFA Champions League final on Saturday

Bayern Munich may not be in the Champions League final, but the two teams who have beaten Bayern are facing each other. Does that make this final any better? Probably not. But is the contest interesting enough for a casual viewing?

Six people were stabbed at Arsenal’s Premier League victory parade in London on Sunday — hours after celebrations in Paris for PSG’s Champions League success turned the Champs Élysées into an “arena of urban guerrilla warfare.

Viral posts falsely claimed PSG fans set the Eiffel Tower ablaze during celebrations. Fires burned nearby, but authorities reported no damage to the landmark.

Paris police deployed thousands of officers to control crowds at ‌some of the city's hot spots, using ‌teargas and arresting dozens following the win of the city's ​football club Paris St Germain in Saturday's Champions League final.

Following Paris Saint-Germain's Champions League victory, unrest erupted across France, morphing celebrations into violence.

A lone Arsenal fan was jeered and mobbed by a group of PSG supporters in Paris in shocking scenes following the Champions League final.