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Police investigating six stabbings after Arsenal Premier League victory parade

Police are investigating six stabbings and 24 arrests after Arsenal’s trophy parade, with one man in his twenties hospitalized in life-threatening condition.

  • Metropolitan Police are investigating six stabbings that occurred in London following the Arsenal Champions Parade on Sunday; one man was hospitalised in a life-threatening condition but is now stable.
  • Thousands of Arsenal fans lined the streets around the Emirates Stadium in London as the team embarked on their Premier League trophy parade, creating the large gathering where violence erupted.
  • The Met deployed more than 500 officers to police the event, resulting in 24 arrests for offences including assaulting police, sexual assault, and GBH.
  • Incidents in Islington included damage to four police vans, while the London Fire Brigade rescued approximately 75 individuals from elevated positions and one officer suffered a slash wound.
  • Police thanked the majority of fans for celebrating responsibly but noted "pockets of anti-social behaviour" and "gang-related incidents" as crowds dispersed from the parade area.
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Six people were stabbed in north London on Sunday after Arsenal's Premier League title celebrations, the Metropolitan Police said on Monday. The incidents occurred after most of the partygoers had left the area. In total, 24 people were arrested in connection with the celebrations.

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Six stabbings and police officer slashed following Arsenal parade

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A total of 24 people were arrested in London. Hundreds of thousands of supporters had come to attend the football club parade, which was the title of England's champion.

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Daily Mirror broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Monday, June 1, 2026.
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