Authorities Fear that a PSG Victory Could Trigger Dangerous Celebrations

Authorities fear that a PSG victory could trigger dangerous celebrations

In the French capital, both fans and public officials alike are gearing up for the major match — even though it won’t be held in Paris. Authorities fear that a PSG victory could trigger rowdy, if not dangerous, celebrations across the country. To prepare, some 5,400 police officers have been deployed nationwide.

The capital is preparing for any eventuality, with the risk of terrorism remaining in the spotlight

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Paris will deploy 5,400 police officers for Saturday’s UEFA Champions League final between Paris Saint-Germain and Inter Milan, police chief Laurent Nunez said on Friday in an interview with French broadcaster Cnews. Although the match will be held in Munich, a PSG victory would be expected to spark celebrations in…

An important security mechanism will be put in place in Paris and Île-de-France on the occasion of the final of the Champions League. While the PSG will face the Inter Milan on Saturday at 9 p.m. at the Allianz Arena in Munich, 5,400 members of the police forces will be deployed in the capital and its region, according to a statement from the police prefecture. According to information from the police source at the current Values, "the fear of o…

The Paris police prefect hopes to win the PSG and above all that it will be celebrated without overflows. The Champs-Élysées will be closed on Saturday and perhaps even Sunday in case of victory. - PSG-Inter Milan: "In exceptional event, exceptional device", warns Laurent Nuñez on LCI (Sports).

The Paris police prefect has announced that they will deploy 5,400 policemen and gendarmes in the capital and in a small crown, this Saturday, May 31, the day of the final Inter Milan-PSG.