18 arrested for riots in Brussels during the celebrations for Morocco's pass to the round of 16 of the Qatar 2022 World Cup

During the celebrations, the Some attendees directed flares at the police officers present, who for a moment resorted to the use of tear gas.

Many Moroccan sympathizers also gathered in other parts of the Belgian capital and in places such as the district from Schaerbeek the police had to intervene because of a group of some 50 people who were harassing passers-by.

Last Sunday, hundreds of people already caused riots in the center of Brussels and in some Belgian and Dutch cities after the World Cup match between Belgium and Morocco, and there was damage to vehicles and street furniture, forcing intervention to the police.