In the event of a victory for the Blues this Sunday, will the French team be entitled to a parade on the Champs Elysées.
Will France be celebrating this Sunday evening after the World Cup final between Argentina and France? As for the semi-final and the victory against Morocco, a large police force is put in place. The prefecture announced the mobilization of 14,000 police officers to oversee the festivities.
While the Champs Elysées were open to traffic on Wednesday December 14, to the great despair of the mayor of the 8th arrondissement of Paris, they will be closed for the World Cup final with the establishment of pedestrianization to give free rein to popular jubilation, in the event of a 3rd star of course.
If no date has yet been mentioned (Monday remains the greatest probability), there will be a parade of the Blues on the Champs Elysées in the event of victory against Argentina, like 4 years ago and the coronation in Russia. Les Bleus, who will be back in France on Monday, will however not be received at the Elysée Palace by Emmanuel Macron as indicated by the president during a press conference in Belgium on Thursday, December 15. The Head of State, present for the final in Qatar, will not be back in Paris on Monday, but the reception of the world champions can be done “later” in order to celebrate this possible 3rd star.