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BRUSSELS (AP) — Riots broke out in several Belgian and Dutch cities after Morocco’s 2-0 upset win over Belgium at the World Cup Sunday.
Police use water cannon and tear gas after crowds cause havoc in centre of Brussels after Morocco’s shock World Cup win.
Dozens of rioters overturned and torched cars, set electric scooters on fire and pelted cars with bricks. Two police officers were injured in Rotterdam.
Brussels mayor Philippe Close urged people to stay away from the city centre.