Brussels: The Belgian capital of Brussels is experiencing riot-like conditions following their humiliating World Cup football loss to Morocco.
Angry Belgium supporters attacked people in the city after the game. Vehicles were set ablaze as well as business establishments that were vandalised.

To combat the attackers, police used tear gas and water cannons. To stop the spread of the violence, metro stations were shut down. On the roads, there were also restrictions on traffic.

In one of yesterday's pivotal Group F matches, Morocco defeated second-ranked Belgium. Two uncontested goals were enough for the African team to win.

After this, Brussels was the scene of violent and unfortunate events. The attackers, who had taken control of the streets, went on the attack, smashing cars and setting electric scooters on fire. The city was pelted with stones all over.

To keep the enraged crowd under control, police had to use tear gas and water cannons. Police and football fans frequently got into fights. In the altercation, police detained over ten people.

The police in Brussels close the major shopping areas. To stop the spread of the violence, metro stations were also sealed. Closed subway lines and suspended tram service.

A media person was injured in the face while the crowd was bursting firecrackers. Brussels Mayor Philippe Claus warned that no one should come into the city centre until the violence is under control.

The Morocco-Belgium match witnessed a spectacular coup. Morocco defeated Belgium, who are ranked second in the world and ranked third last time, 2-0.