Four people have been left injured after a car ploughed into people celebrating PSG winning the Champions League.
The incident, which unfolded at Cours Jean-Jaurés in Grenoble, France, saw a driver crash into four pedestrians, with the driver being arrested a few minutes later after fleeing the scene.
Two women and one man have been seriously injured. It is being reported that all four injured are from the same family.
The driver has been detained and is being held in custody, according to local media.
The incident unfolded at Cours Jean-Jaurés in Grenoble, France
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Around 30 firefighters and a team from the emergency medical services (SAMU 38) attended the scene.
All those injured have been taken to the Grenoble Alpes University Hospital.
"A vehicle apparently lost control, hitting four people," Grenoble officials told the AfP agency.
Thousands of fans took to the streets of Paris late yesterday evening, celebrating PSG's first-ever Champions League trophy.
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Violence broke out following the victory, with at least 559 people arrested.
A spokesman for the city's Police Prefecture: "There have been widespread scenes of disorder, and 131 arrests by midnight.
"The trouble has continued well into Sunday morning, and officers are mobilised around numerous flashpoints."
France's Interior Minister stated: "Barbarians have taken to the streets of Paris to commit crimes and provoke law enforcement.
Some 131 people have been arrested
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"I have asked the internal security forces to react vigorously to these abuses.
"I offer my support to the Police Prefect and all the police officers who are ensuring everyone's safety this evening."
In Bastille, a 23-year-old woman has been seriously injured after falling onto barriers.
Cars were set on fire across the Porte de Saint-Cloud - a major traffic intersection, where rocket fireworks were fired towards police.
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