Six stabbed at Arsenal parade in London — hours after PSG triumph turns Paris into ‘urban guerrilla warfare’
Six people were stabbed during Arsenal's Premier League victory parade in London, following chaotic celebrations in Paris for PSG's Champions League win. The Metropolitan Police reported that 24 arrests were made, with several individuals charged with assaulting officers. While most victims in London sustained minor injuries, one man was hospitalized in critical condition but has since stabilized.
- ▪Six people were stabbed at Arsenal's victory parade in London.
- ▪The Metropolitan Police arrested 24 individuals, including 10 for assaulting police officers.
- ▪In Paris, 900 arrests were made following PSG's Champions League celebrations, with significant violence reported.
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World News Six stabbed at Arsenal parade in London — hours after PSG triumph turns Paris into ‘urban guerrilla warfare’ By Chris Bradford Published June 1, 2026, 12:00 p.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The New York Post on Google Six people were stabbed at Arsenal’s Premier League victory parade in London on Sunday — hours after celebrations in Paris for PSG’s Champions League success turned the Champs Élysées into an “arena of urban guerrilla warfare.” An estimated 1 million fans packed the streets of North London to celebrate Arsenal’s first Premier League title in 22 years, with 24 people arrested, the Metropolitan Police said Monday. 6 An Arsenal fan climbs on a street light to wave a flag in Islington in North London on Sunday.
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