Fans clash! Paris fans throw mooring bottles at the police, police fire tear gas to disperse the crowd

In the Champions League final, Paris Saint-Germain defeated Inter Milan 5-0 and successfully won the championship. Paris Saint-Germain fans celebrated across France, but there was a fan riot in Beauvais. At that time, a group of fans first cheered and then began to insult the Marseille and came to Hachette Square. Near Rafaye Department Store, about 20 riot police officers held shields to maintain order, and the situation suddenly became tense.

Some fans masked their faces with hoods or scarves and threw fireworks, moor bottles, stones and other items at the police, and the police immediately fired tear gas as a counterattack and dispersed these fans of the trouble. At around 1 o'clock local time, there was another fan riot in Hachette Square, but it was dispersed by the police in time.

Beauvais locally held a snack street event on May 31. Giuseppe, a man in his 50s, said: "We and our friends from Amiens were having supper in the square next to a food truck. I don't know what happened, which caused such a conflict."

, and a mother, Stephen, shouted with tears: "There were children and families at that time. We just came to the competition to celebrate the victory. We did nothing at that time, and we felt breathing hard."

, and one of the organizers of the event, said: "What happened was serious. We couldn't celebrate the victory when it turned into a riot." Hubert, another cafe owner, said: "It ruined three hours of work. People rushed in and everything was done."