On Saturday night, Paris experienced violent clashes as fans celebrated Paris Saint-Germain's UEFA Champions League victory in Budapest, leading to over 780 arrests. The chaos included the burning of vehicles near the Eiffel Tower, prompting viral videos that falsely claimed the iconic structure was set ablaze. However, fact-checking revealed that the Eiffel Tower was not on fire, and authorities confirmed that it remained undamaged. French Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez reported that most of the unrest occurred in the Champs Élysées area, with 57 police officers injured during the disturbances. While the celebrations turned violent in at least 16 cities across France, Nuñez noted that the majority of festivities were peaceful. The misleading footage, which has garnered over 1.7 million views on social media, has sparked concern but does not reflect the actual state of the Eiffel Tower.