Thousands of PSG fans invade pitch and tear down goals after stunning Champions League final win over Inter Milan
THOUSANDS of Paris Saint-Germain fans broke onto the Munich pitch to celebrate historic Champions League glory.
Supporters defied strong security measures at Munich after PSG beat Inter Milan 5-0.
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Daily Mail
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They are also feared to be the latest chapter in a bloody feud between the Lyons family and their bitter rivals, the Daniels, which has been ongoing for two decades. Monaghan was a suspect in the 2010 murder of Daniels member Kevin "Gerbil" Carroll outside an Asda in Robroyston, Glasgow. He was charged but the case was later dropped. In August 2017, Monaghan and Lyons Jr were cleared of being involved in a brutal street attack on three men outside the Campsie bar in Bishopbriggs, East Dunbartonshire. Monaghan later fled to Spain after being shot in the shoulder while dropping his child off at a Glasgow primary school that same year. The Lyons, from the Milton housing scheme in North Glasgow, sparked the original war after allegedly stealing a £20,000 stash of cocaine belonging to the Daniels, from nearby Possil, during a party. 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Daily Mail
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Man United star Lisandro Martinez uninterested in Napoli move with defender determined to stay and succeed at Old Trafford
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