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Celebrations and bottle-throwing on Dutch streets after dramatic Morocco win

The Guardian Sport· Jun 30, 2026 · 12:43 PM · 91 views

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Morocco's victory over the Netherlands led to jubilant celebrations and unexpected tensions in the Dutch streets. While Amsterdam witnessed joyful revelry, The Hague experienced clashes with police. The win highlighted the complex loyalties of the Moroccan community in the Netherlands. #MoroccoWin #DutchStreets #FootballFever #CulturalTies #CommunityTensions

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