In Paris, football fans celebrated the victory of their favorite team with clashes with the police (1 photo + 6 videos)
The city's residents prepared for the European tournament in advance and very responsibly, but it didn't help much. 
They boarded up the windows of shops and restaurants, those who could hid their cars, the police dug up the central streets even before the Champions League final began.
But, judging by what's happening in the city, the football match was just a pretext. The fans began to destroy everything they could get their hands on, even during the game itself. So to speak, to celebrate PSG's victory in the Champions League final ahead of schedule.
In fact, there is something to celebrate. The club confidently beat the Italian Inter with a score of 5:0 and, for the first time in history, won the title of winner of the main European club tournament.
But it is unclear why they smashed shop windows and robbed shops in the confusion. Several dozen luxury shops in the center of Paris, which did not board up their windows yesterday, were looted last night.
During the wild celebration, they sang, danced, launched flares and fireworks, destroyed bus stops and set cars on fire. In short, they celebrated the victory of their favorite team in the most civilized way possible.
Police used tear gas, water cannons and cheerfully dispersed sports fans with rubber truncheons and fists.
Police officers arrested about 300 people after clashes broke out near the Champs-Elysees and the Parc des Princes stadium of PSG, where about 50,000 people watched the victory of Inter Munich on big screens.
Meanwhile, according to police, outside Paris in Grenoble in southeastern France, a car crashed into PSG fans, injuring four people.
We saw the night, walked all night until the morning.
