
After the PSG-Arsenal match, more than 890 people were arrested, an increase of more than 45% compared to 2025, and 178 members of the police were injured during the interventions, according to Interior Minister Laurent Nunez.
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Violence broke out after the Champions League match between PSG and Arsenal, leading to police intervention.
On France Inter, the Minister of the Interior also announced that 178 members of the police had been injured during their interventions.
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