Supporters of PSG celebrated with fireworks in Paris last night (Picture: AFP)

Two people have died and hundreds were arrested in widespread disorder across France after Paris Saint-Germain’s historic win against Inter Milan in the UEFA Champions League.

The French interior ministry said more than 200 vehicles were burned as riots spread in the aftermath of the match,while 559 arrests were made.

No further information was released about the deaths,but local reports suggest a 17-year-old boy was killed in a knife attack in the southern commune of Dax.

Four members of the same family are being treated in hospital after a car drove into a crowd celebrating in the southeastern city of Grenoble just after midnight.

Local authorities said the car ‘lost control’,hurting four and leaving two seriously injured.

According to newspaper Le Dauphine,the driver attempted a U-turn using the handbrake after speeding along tram tracks.

The scene of the crash last night in Grenoble (Picture: X)

Tensions boiled over in central Paris following PSG’s 5-0 victory in the Champions League final at the Allianz Arena in Munich.

What began as celebratory fireworks and gatherings in the city soon descended into chaos.

Videos of police running into crowds of people who were throwing bottles and other projectiles at them went viral online.

PSG supporters cheered the team’s first ever Champions League win on the streets of Paris (Picture: Antoine Gyori – Corbis/Corbis via Getty Images)

Anti-riot police officers detain a person as Paris Saint-Germain supporters celebrate(Picture: AFP)

Much of the chaos happened near the Parc des Princes,the home stadium of Paris Saint-Germain.

Firefighters can already be seen tackling the blazes which have been started sporadically throughout the city centre.

PSG forward Ousmane Dembele said: ‘It’s exceptional to win the first Champions League,it must be exceptional in Paris.

‘But I said,let’s celebrate this but without breaking everything in Paris.’

Paris police said they received a ‘large number of calls’ during the celebrations,and urged those not in an emergency to ‘release the line’.

Other videos circulating online showed what appeared to be Lime Bikes lit on fire and discarded in the street.

Another video showed fireworks being set off near Paris’s ring road as police attempted to reach those throwing them.

Panic appeared to spread in a separate group gathered for the game when fireworks were set off in the middle of the crowd.

PSG supporters in Paris (Picture: AFP)

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Parisian shops have boarded up to protect from violence and clashes.

Around 5,400 officers have been deployed around the city in an attempt to keep peace.

Videos of police running into crowds of people who were throwing bottles and other projectiles at them have gone viral online (Picture: AFP)

In Munich,at least one PSG supporter was injured after a clash between fans in the Universitat subway station.

Munich Police said: ‘Physical clashes took place in the Universitat subway station,during which pepper spray was used. The investigation into the circumstances is ongoing.’

After being pepper sprayed,Inter supporters returned with metal bars and began aiming at police.

Earlier this evening French police took images of the system they had set up on Avenue des Champs-Élysées in Paris ahead of the match.