Two of the dead and hundreds that broke out after the turmoil in France after the victory of the historic European Champions League

Two persons and a police officer died in a coma induced after the outbreak of the turmoil throughout France, where Paris Saint -Germain won the Champions League title ever in record style, according to the French authorities.

The National Police Department said that a 17 -year -old boy was stabbed to death during the Paris Saint -Germain Street party in Dax.

The authorities in France also confirmed that a police officer in the Normandy region was accidentally wounded by fireworks and placed in an artificial coma.

More than 500 people were arrested amid chaos, as vehicles were ignited and torches and fireworks were launched when supporters clashed with the police in the French capital on Saturday night after Paris Saint-Germain won 5-0 over Inter Milan in Munich.

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In the match, the star Desire DOUE got a support, while the Achraf Hakimi, Kvicha Kvaratskhelia goals, and the Mayulu alternative to the first division winners in the first Champions League ever, and by doing so, the record of the largest margin won the victory in the history of the competition.

The Luis Enrique team was sparkling at night, as it ended their season with three times. But evening celebrations were marred by turmoil in France.

Psg Ousmane Dembele appealed to calm in a post -match interview with Canal+, saying: “Let’s celebrate this, but not everything is torn in Paris.”

While Bruno Ritayo, the Minister of the Interior in France, was published on social media on Saturday after the match, describing the perpetrators as “barbarians”.

He wrote: “The real PSG fans are excited to perform their wonderful team. Meanwhile, the barbarians moved to the streets of Paris to commit crimes and provoke law enforcement.

“It is unbearable that it is not possible to celebrate without fear of the brutality of a minority of thugs who do not respect anything.”

Paris police chief Laurent Nunez insisted that “saboteurs and breaking the law” will be dealt with, but they confirmed the procession of the PSG team at Champs-Eillysees on Sunday, although there is an increasing police.