Paris Saint-Germain won back-to-back UEFA Champions League titles in Budapest on Saturday after defeating Arsenal in a penalty shootout.
Each team had one goal going into the shootout, which Paris Saint-Germain won 4–3 after Arsenal’s Gabriel sent his team’s last chance over the crossbar.
The Ligue 1 champions are taking home an estimated $170 million in prize money from winning Europe, according to The Athletic. (UEFA won’t release exact figures until next year.) It’s close to the roughly $168 million PSG earned last season from winning the league.
Celebrations across France turned wild, with piles of bikes being set on fire and police spraying tear gas on crowds. Authorities confirmed at least one person died in the unrest that saw more than 200 people injured and around 800 arrested. Two people died during the same celebrations last year.
The team held a rally with fans in Paris on Sunday where players showed off the Champions League trophy.
