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Moroccan fans caused disturbances in the Netherlands following their national team's 3-0 victory over Canada at the 2026 World Cup, Dutch newspaper "De Telegraaf" reported on Sunday. A significant number of supporters took to the streets in several Dutch cities, with celebrations escalating into violence.
Bottles, eggs, stones, and fireworks were hurled at police in The Hague. Two officers sustained injuries after being struck by flares. A special police unit was deployed to restore order.
A total of 29 hooligans were apprehended in The Hague, with 25 of them released after paying fines.
In Rotterdam and Dordrecht, 10 individuals were arrested for public disorder and the use of fireworks. Several attempted to obstruct the passage of fire trucks and ambulances.
In Utrecht, fans set fires in multiple locations and assaulted police officers, though suspects have yet to be detained by authorities.
Morocco is set to face France in the quarterfinals of the 2026 World Cup. The match will take place on July 9th in Foxborough.
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