Riots broke out in several Belgian cities after Morocco's 2-0 upset win over Belgium at the World Cup. Credit: Reuters Photo
Police detained about a dozen people after they deployed water cannons and fired tear gas to disperse crowds in Brussels. Credit: AFP Photo
Two police officials were injured in the Dutch port city of Rotterdam. Credit: Reuters Photo
Dozens of rioters overturned and torched cars, set electric scooters on fire and pelted bricks. Credit: AFP Photo
Police moved in after one person suffered facial injuries, said Brussels police spokeswoman Ilse Van de Keere. Credit: AFP Photo
Brussels mayor Philippe Close urged people to stay away from the city centre and said authorities were doing their utmost to keep order in the streets. Credit: AFP Photo
A man throws a stone during clashes after the World Cup match between Belgium and Morocco in Brussels. Credit: Reuters Photo
People stand next to a burnt car on the sideline of the live broadcast of the Qatar 2022 World Cup Group F football match between Belgium and Morocco, in Brussels. Credit: AFP Photo
Police officers move damaged scooters during a clash in Brussels. Violence broke out in Brussels after Morocco's victory over Belgium at the World Cup, with
People stand in front of a partially destroyed subway station entrance in Brussels. Credit: AFP Photo
Police in the neighbouring Netherlands said violence erupted in the port city of Rotterdam, with riot officers attempting to break up a group of 500 soccer supporters who attacked police with fireworks and glass. Credit: AP Photo
A car burns on the Mercatorplein on the sideline of the live broadcast of the Qatar 2022 World Cup Group F football match between Belgium and Morocco, in Amsterdam. Credit: AFP Photo
Media reported unrest in the capital Amsterdam and The Hague. Credit: AFP Photo
Morocco's victory was a major upset at the World Cup and was enthusiastically celebrated by fans with Moroccan immigrant roots in many Belgian and Dutch cities. Credit: AFP Photo
A man with his face covered and a fire extinguisher is seen during clashes after the World Cup match between Belgium and Morocco. Credit: Reuters Photo
(Published 28 November 2022, 06:15 IST)