Six stabbed after Arsenal victory parade in London

Six people were stabbed in London following Arsenal’s Premier League title victory parade on Sunday evening.

The Metropolitan police confirmed non-fatal stabbings occurred after crowds had largely dispersed. Twenty-four arrests were made in connection with the incidents.

Arsenal’s parade marked their first top-flight title in 38 years, drawing large crowds across north London. Mayor Sadiq Khan and club captain Martin Ødegaard attended the celebrations.

Police reported multiple stabbing incidents across different locations near the parade route. Authorities increased patrols in response to the violence.

The Metropolitan police urged anyone with information to come forward. Investigations are ongoing to determine motives and identify suspects.

Arsenal’s victory parade concluded without immediate incident, but subsequent disorder required police intervention.