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Soon after the closing signal, the streets were filled by football fans, but the party freaked out in many parts of the country
Two French supporters died in the night when they celebrated the victory.
France beat Croatia 4-2 in the World Cup final – and victory was a fact. But also chaos and turmoil, when the party has freaked in the country.
On the Champs Elysees, Parisian paradise, thirty people broke the shop windows and stole bottles of wine and champagne. The claims police responded to this by firing tear gas at people.
In Lyon, in the south-east of France, he collapsed early Sunday night, Le Monde writes. Around Place Bellecour, where about 20,000 people had come to see the final on the big screen, a fault occurred between several people.
At least eight people were arrested in the city during the night and at night.
Police were injured
Even in the country's second-largest city, Marseille, it was a mess
says a police spokesman.
But just before 11 pm, he had calmed down in the city.
In Strasbourg, in the east of France, and in Rouen in the north-west, reports of clashes between the police and the celebration of youth were reported. Seven people were arrested in Rouen, according to local authorities.
Two people were killed
Sadness was also celebrated in several places and at least two fatal accidents and several injuries were reported
in southeastern Annecy. An old man after breaking his neck while he was jumping into a shallow channel as he celebrated his World Cup victory.
In the small town of Saint-Félix, in northern France, a 30-year-old man died after crashing into a tree as a result of the celebration that followed the end of the match.
– We urge everyone to take full responsibility for their own safety and that of others, so that we can have a great party, until the end, said a spokesman for government.
Some 4,000 police officers were deployed in Paris during the World Cup. France still has a high level of security after the terrorist attacks of 2015, which led the government to grant increased powers to the police after the adoption of new anti-terrorist attacks last year
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