ALBAWABA - Paris recently witnessed a chaotic event after Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) fans swarmed its streets to celebrate the football team's victory against Arsenal in the Champions League. Additionally, hooded youths were also spotted clashing with riot police.
Things escalated when fans were spotted destroying public property and setting a car on fire, as clips of the incident swarmed the internet. Several social media users took to platforms such as X (formerly known as Twitter) and condemned the act, calling it "barbaric" and "disrespectful."
According to the Daily Mail, the car that drove into the crowd left at least three people injured, one seriously, after they were sent flying, but the identity of the driver was not disclosed.
Chaos erupts in Paris streets after PSG victory over Arsenal
The hooded youths who are being referred to as "thugs" then chased the car, set it on fire, till it was forced to stop at the side street.
Local police linked the incident to "football celebrations" and arrested more than 20 people by 2 a.m.
Several others accused migrants of the incident, but their statements are baseless, since no official news outlet disclosed the suspects' identities.
A social media user wrote, "Paris used to be the symbol of culture and power, now it’s just another city lost to unchecked immigration."
Another added, "I am so glad I went 20+ years ago before it went to hell. I will never go there ever again. Almost as bad as London."
