Two people were dead and nearly 560 people were arrested after the disorder broke out in France after the victory of Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League final, the French Interior Ministry said.
The ministry added that 192 people were injured and there were 692 fires, including 264 with vehicles.
The Ministry of the Interior has not revealed any further details about the dead, but reports in France suggest that a 17-year-old boy was stabbed to death while PSG's victory was celebrated in the southern municipality of Dax.
Additional reports say that a 20-year-old man died in a traffic accident Paris in the midst of the parties. He rode a scooter when he was hit.
There were 559 arrests throughout the country as a result of the collisions, including 491 in Paris. Of those who were held throughout the country, 320 were taken in police detention – with 254 in the French capital.
The Ministry of the Interior said that employees of 22 security forces were injured during the chaos – including 18 who were injured in Paris, together with seven firefighters.
Flares and fireworks were left in Paris after PSG Inter Milan defeated 5-0 in Munich -the biggest victory ever in a Champions League final.
Approximately 5,400 police were deployed in Paris after the game, where officers used tear gas and pepper spray on the Champs Elysees.
A water cannon was used at the top of the Elysees champions to protect the place the l'Etoile, near the milestone Arc de Triomphe.
The police said that a large crowd that did not keep an eye on the game tried to push a barrier to make contact with officers.
About 131 arrests were made, including 30 that broke in a shoe store on the Champs Elysees. Two cars were set near Parc des Princes, the police said.
PSG Forward Ousmane Dembele appealed to CALM in an interview after the game with Canal+and said: “Let's celebrate this but not crack everything in Paris.”
After the final in the Allianz Arena, thousands of supporters also tried to hurry the field.
The police were aware of the PSG end of the stadium at the last whistle, but struggled to control the fans for a few minutes when they came from the stands after the trophy presentation.
Desire Done, the 19-year-old who scored two goals and assisted in the final, said after the game: “I have no words. But what I can say is:” Thank you Paris, “We did it.”
Although it was a supporter of PSG's Rivals Olympique de Marseille, French President Emmanuel Macron also said on social media: “A glorious day for PSG! Bravo, we are all proud. Paris, the capital of Europe tonight.”
Mr. Macron's office said that the president would receive the players in the Elysee Palace on Sunday. The team is also expected to depart the Champs Elysees.