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Paris Saint-Germain received a civic reception for clinching their second consecutive Champions League crown, but festivities were overshadowed by violent clashes that injured police and led to mass arrests.
Paris Saint-Germain's advance to the Champions League final triggered scattered disorder in the French capital, with police making 127 arrests. Eleven people sustained injuries during celebrations around central Paris.