Arsenal fans in Budapest fought with Paris St Germain supporters on Király Street, throwing flares and punching each other. Police arrested two British supporters for disorderly conduct and vehicle damage, and authorities are analysing footage to identify the perpetrators.

4000 Officers Mobilised for Hungary’s First Champions League Final

According to the report, some 4,000 officers will be deployed at the Puskás Arena and throughout Budapest to keep visitors safe and prevent further clashes.. Major General Dr. János Zoltán Kuczik, commander of operations, warned that decisive action would be taken against any behaviour that disrupts public order.

Arsenal’s Rare Final Appearance Sparks Fan Frenzy

The Gunners are set to play their first Champions League final in 20 years, a milestone that has drawn up to 45,000 extra fans to the city, according to the source.. Arsenal’s last final appearance was in 2006, when they lost 2‑1 to Barcelona.

Security Lessons From Munich 2023 Inform Budapest Preparations

The source notes that security preparations began over a year ago, with authorities taking advice from London and Paris and officials visiting last year’s final in Munich to observe operations. Extra public transport and fan buses have been arranged for both teams.

Who Is Behind the Unidentified Flares and Fights?

Police are still analysing footage to identify those responsible for the flare‑throwing and fighting on Király Street. The report states that French fans could be heard shouting “allez” during the altercation, but no specific individuals have been named.