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Muri 2020 yatwaye UEFA Champions League y'abatoya, ubu arabura imikino 2 ngo atware Champions League y'abagabo!

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Paris erupted into chaos on May 31, 2025, after Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) secured their first-ever UEFA Champions League title with a stunning 5–0 victory over Inter Milan. The win was historic, with young star Désiré Doué scoring twice and assisting another goal, helping PSG deliver the largest margin of victory in a Champions League final. While the triumph marked a proud moment for the club, the celebrations quickly spiraled out of control in the French capital.

Thousands of fans gathered across Paris, particularly near the Champs-Élysées and Parc des Princes stadium, to celebrate the victory. However, joy turned to violence as some supporters began rioting — setting cars on fire, smashing bus stops, and launching fireworks. Riot police were deployed in large numbers, using tear gas and water cannons to restore order. By the end of the night, nearly 300 people were arrested. French officials, including Interior Minister Gérald Darmanin, condemned the violence, calling the rioters "barbarians" who disrespected the spirit of sport.
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As an Olympic gold medalist and Champions League winner, Almuth Schult was one of the top goalkeepers in women’s soccer, but she believes her career ended early because clubs were reluctant to sign a player with children.
The 34-year-old announced her retirement in March, three months after her contract ended with the Kansas City Current in the National Women’s Soccer League in the US. 
In an interview published by Germany’s Kicker magazine on Tuesday, she said she felt she could have played another “one, two years at the highest level” and that she believes being a mother was “the main reason” talks didn’t work out.
 
Schult gave birth to twins in 2020 and a third child in 2023.
 
“I was already out of contract after my second pregnancy,” said Schult, who played 66 times for the German national team. “No club believed I could still help, even though I had already proven it after my first pregnancy.”
 
Reporting by AP.
 
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🏆 Supercoupe d’Europe x2
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