3 people in hospital after Paris street partying following PSG's Champions League semifinal win
The injuries were an exception on a night that was largely marked by jubilation at PSG's 2-1 victory — 3-1 on aggregate — over Arsenal in its second-leg semifinal Wednesday night . It's only the second time the team has made it to the final of Europe's elite tournament.
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