Watch the bizarre moment PSG ultras, armed with flares, turned the local five-a-side pitch in London into the Parc des Princes before their team’s Champions League match against Arsenal

Around 3,000 Paris Saint-Germain fans made the trip to London this week for Tuesday’s Champions League match against Arsenal, including many of the French club’s ultras.

Hundreds of ultras, mostly dressed in black, were seen marching through Highbury Fields just hours before the match.

New footage has since gone viral on TikTok and shows some of them also popping up outside a local 3G pitch, completely changing the atmosphere.

The group lit flares and sent out PSG chants behind one of the goals on a small field. One of the PSG fans led the chant with a megaphone, while another man sat on top of a tall metal fence.

Some players hugged the ultras and were seen laughing and singing along, while others just looked shocked.

PSG ultras with flares appeared outside a local five-a-side pitch in London this week

One of PSG’s ultras – seen on a wall – led chants through a megaphone

Another man was seen sitting on top of a high fence as locals continued their game

Footage of the incredible scenes was shared on TikTok by one user, who wrote: ‘PSG ultras appear at a local football match before their match against Arsenal. They made the municipal field feel like the Parc des Princes.

One comment at the time read: ‘That’s class, you would definitely get away doing that’.

Many other fans commented that they would have liked to play in that atmosphere.

One wrote: ‘I would play the game of my life’.

Another said: ‘This would make me a top Ronaldo.’

Another fan commented: ‘I should have scored and run up to them and celebrated like it’s a stadium.’

About 3,000 PSG fans came to London on Tuesday for the Champions League match against Arsenal

PSG’s traveling supporters made a lot of noise at the Emirates Stadium on Tuesday evening

Arsenal defeated PSG 2-0 on the pitch with goals from Kai Havertz (left) and Bukayo Saka (right)

PSG lost 2-0 to Arsenal on Tuesday.

Kai Havertz and Bukayo Saka provided the goals for the Gunners, who now have four points from two games in this season’s Champions League.