Tragedy during PSG celebrations: One dead and serious injuries (VIDEO)

As celebrations for the victory of the Champions League by Paris Saint-Germain turned into a true night of terror in Paris, culminating in one death and several serious injuries. The party that was meant to be a joyful occasion for the fans of the French club was marked by violence and chaos in the streets of the French capital, leaving a dark shadow over a moment that should have been historic.

In the early hours of Sunday, a young man in his twenties lost his life after crashing into concrete blocks on a ramp of the circular exit of Paris while riding a motocross bike during the celebrations for PSG’s European title. The Paris Prosecutor’s Office confirmed the tragic accident, which shook the city and the fans celebrating the victory of the team led by Luís Enrique.

In addition to this fatal incident, another young man, just 17 years old, was seriously stabbed in the 16th district of the capital in an attempted homicide carried out by four men armed with knives. According to witness reports, the victim was allegedly involved in a robbery, which may have been the motive for the violent attack. The dark night continued with two more injuries in traffic accidents in the 10th district, one of them in serious condition.

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The French government has issued a concerning assessment of the night of celebrations: 780 people were arrested across the country, with 480 in Paris alone, of which 457 remain in custody. This number represents a 32% increase compared to the previous year, reflecting the escalation of violence that accompanied the celebrations of Paris Saint-Germain’s European title.

In a joint press conference with the Public Prosecutor’s Office, Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez attempted to calm tensions, stating that the situation, although tense, “has been under control.” Nuñez highlighted the prompt intervention of the police, who managed to prevent several attempts to invade the capital’s ring road and a group of 150 people from forcing their way into the iconic Parc des Princes, the venue where PSG celebrated their victory.

On the pitch, Paris Saint-Germain once again lifted the UEFA Champions League trophy, claiming their second title after their first win in 2025. In an epic match played in Budapest, Luis Enrique’s team defeated Arsenal on penalties (4-3) after a 1-1 draw in regulation time and extra time. The goals were scored by Kai Havertz, who netted for Arsenal in the sixth minute, and Ousmane Dembélé, who converted a penalty in the 65th minute.

The Portuguese players Nuno Mendes, João Neves, Vitinha, and Gonçalo Ramos were instrumental in this campaign. Vitinha, who left the field injured in the 106th minute due to muscular complaints, also received the award for best player of the final, a recognition of his remarkable performance throughout the match. The four Portuguese players are now preparing to represent Portugal in the 2026 World Cup, elevating their status in international football.

This victory for PSG, although glorious on the field, will be marked by the chaos and violence that tarnished the streets of Paris, highlighting the difficult task for authorities to balance sporting celebration with maintaining public order. The legacy of this night will therefore be dual: a sporting glory at the cost of a high human price.

This article first appeared on Apito Final.