More than 160 people were arrested in Paris and Lyon following clashes and disturbances after France's 2-0 defeat to Spain in the FIFA World Cup semifinal, broadcaster BFMTV reported on Wednesday.
According to the Paris Police Prefecture, 141 people were arrested in the Paris region in connection with incidents that broke out after Tuesday night's match.
Most of the arrests were linked to the alleged use of firework mortars targeting police officers and emergency responders.
Authorities said no serious injuries were reported.
In Lyon, several hundred people gathered at Place Bellecour to watch the semifinal.
Following Spain's victory, small groups allegedly threw projectiles, including fireworks, at police officers.
Riot police intervened and arrested around 20 people in connection with the disturbances.
According to local authorities, those detained were born between 2002 and 2011.
No injuries or significant property damage were reported in Lyon.
