Marseille shirt burned and Adrien Rabiot’s mother insulted in PSG fans’ celebrations | OneFootball

According to a report from La Provence, some Paris Saint-Germain supporters’ celebrations got out of hand following the club’s qualification to the UEFA Champions League final yesterday evening.

The Marseille-based outlet writes that several shops were looted while there were clashes with police. There was also an unfortunate report of a car driving into a crowd, injuring three people, with one having to be taken for emergency medical care.

A video was released on X (formerly known as Twitter) showing an Olympique de Marseille shirt being burned while a group of supporters chanted about Adrien Rabiot (30), his mother, and also the Mayor of Paris, Anne Hidalgo.

Previously, Rabiot and his mother were insulted by PSG supporters during Le Classique in March. The France international has become a target for PSG fans following his acrimonious departure from his boyhood club in 2019 and his return to France this season to play for arch-rivals Marseille, while Hidalgo has been at the centre of a dispute with the club over the future of the Parc des Princes.

GFFN | Nick Hartland