Morocco’s World Cup victory over the Netherlands—decided on penalties after a 3-2 result—sparks celebrations in both Morocco and the Netherlands, with unrest later reported in The Hague. Multiple outlets describe large crowds of Morocco supporters taking to the streets after the upset, including in Casablanca and in the Dutch city’s Moroccan community areas such as Schilderswijk. The celebrations in The Hague are reported to shift into clashes with police, where officers face attacks and the use of fireworks is mentioned. Police statements cited by Yahoo Sports say “heavy fireworks were set off” in Schilderswijk and that officers were pelted with fireworks and stones. Other reports describe street unrest and arrests following the disturbances. The reports agree that the public celebrations are widespread, but that sporadic incidents with law enforcement occur alongside the festive atmosphere. The overall accounts present the night as a mix of celebratory gatherings tied to the match result and localized confrontations involving fireworks and thrown objects, with authorities responding and making arrests.