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Rotterdam Remains Calm After Morocco's Elimination Despite Crowds on the Streets

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While things got out of hand in Rotterdam after earlier matches involving Morocco at the World Cup, it was remarkably quiet following the elimination by France. Apart from a few firework explosions, there were no incidents according to the police.
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Rotterdam Remains Calm After Morocco's Elimination Despite Crowds on the Streets

While things got out of hand in Rotterdam after earlier matches involving Morocco at the World Cup, it was remarkably quiet following the elimination by France. Apart from a few firework explosions, there were no incidents according to the police.

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RTV Rijnmond broke the news on Thursday, July 9, 2026.
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