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French Fans Go On Rampage In Paris After Loss In Euro Cup Final

By - A Staff Writer | 12 July 2016 11:56 AM GMT

 

French football fans flooded Champs Elysees after France lost 1-0 to Portugal in Euro 2016 final.

 

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Gangs of youths fought heavily armed squads of police near fan zones. Riot police used batons, tear gas and water canons to control the crowds. Soccer fans flocked to the Paris landmark Arc de Triomphe and Eiffel Tower after France’s extra-time loss.

 

France were the match favourites but were held goalless by Portugal, despite Christiano Ronaldo’s injury. Portugal scored in the 109th minute to win the Euro 2016 final.