French Celebrations Turn Sour As Fans Loot And Clash With Police
Newsweek
Newsweek
  • 6 years ago
French soccer fans’ celebrations turned violent following the national side’s FIFA World Cup victory on July 15. In Paris, stones were thrown at riot police and looters raided shops in the town of Lyon. The scenes were sparked after the French national football team defeated Croatia in Moscow to claim the World Cup.
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