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There were unsavoury scenes from PSG fans inside the stadiumCredit: AFP<\/p>\n
The cause of the fighting is not clear, but security made their way into the stands to separate supporters at the Puskas Arena.<\/p>\n
There were also scenes of unrest in Paris near PSG’s<\/a> home stadium, the Parc des Princes, which is where the match is being broadcast.<\/p>\n Police appeared to fire tear gas as hundreds of reportedly ticketless fans attempted to enter the area.<\/p>\n Another video posted on social media shows bottles being thrown at police as they seemingly arrested a fan.<\/p>\n READ MORE ON FOOTBALL<\/p>\n According to French outlet Le Figaro, police made ten arrests<\/a> on the streets of Paris during the afternoon.<\/p>\n “There were just under 1,600 checks and about ten arrests,” said the Minister of the Interior of France, Laurent Nunez.<\/p>\n “There was a brief moment of tension a few minutes ago, with an attempt to force entry into the Parc des Princes stadium… law enforcement had to intervene.”<\/p>\n A group of ‘hooded individuals’ with balaclavas and iron bars are also said to have been spotted by police.<\/p>\n However, they are claimed to not have committed any violence.<\/p>\n The clashes in the stadium and Paris come after PSG and Arsenal fans brawled<\/a> on the streets of Budapest ahead of the final.<\/p>\n 2<\/p>\n Stewards were deployed to deal with the clashesCredit: PA<\/p>\n Arsenal<\/a> took the lead against PSG inside the opening six minutes as Kai Havertz thumped in a strike on the break.<\/p>\n However, PSG equalised midway through the second half thanks to a penalty from Ousmane Dembele to take it to extra time.<\/p>\n![\"PSG](\"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/ie\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/05\/paris-saint-germain-supporters-stands-1084904872.jpg\")
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