The Moroccan team for the first time in its history made it to the quarterfinals of the World Cup, defeating the powerful Spanish team in Qatar in a penalty shootout. And she became the only representative of Africa at this stage of the tournament.

However, the joy of the fans again went beyond what was permitted. Earlier, the Moroccans defeated Brussels, and now it’s the turn of the cities of Spain. Will they destroy all of Europe soon?

First defeated Brussels, now – Spain

The Moroccan national team, of course, was the discovery of this World Cup. Footballers from North Africa conceded only one goal in 4 matches at the tournament, and even that one from the Canadian team. They beat Belgium, drew with the Croats, and in the first round of the playoffs they also knocked out Spain, which many ranked among the main favorites for the world championship. And it cannot be said that it was somehow accidental. On the contrary, the Moroccans fully deserved this success.

It is clear that the fans of the team took such results with insane enthusiasm. Only now they failed to direct energy in a peaceful direction. And here you can see a very interesting picture. In Morocco itself, all the celebrations took place without any excesses, but the problem is that a huge part of Moroccans have long been living outside their homeland. They moved en masse and are still moving to Europe.

In the same Spain there are several million of them, so it is quite possible to call the Moroccans the new masters of Europe. After defeating Belgium in the group stage, the fans almost destroyed Brussels. There were terrible pogroms on the streets of the city, clashes with the police, who were forced to use tear gas. When the Moroccans left the group, Paris also got it.

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The Spaniards prepared for riots, but in vain

In Spain, they tried to prepare in advance for possible unrest. Even fans of Spanish clubs volunteered to personally patrol the streets in order to avoid the nightmare that Brussels had previously plunged into. However, all these ideas failed miserably. Apparently, some of the few million Moroccans living in Spain took to the streets to celebrate the historic success of their beloved national team.

The first cities to plunge into chaos were Bilbao and Granada. There were broken windows of a large number of shops, overturned stops, shops and everything that came to hand. Not without pyrotechnics, which flew, including at representatives of law and order. In some cities in Spain, entry was completely closed, because there the local police were not sure that they could cope with the flow of rejoicing Moroccans.

The two largest cities of the country, Barcelona and Madrid, also got it. In the capital of Spain, riots took place in the Puerta del Sol, where fans burned flares and rushed to the police. In Barcelona, ​​people who filmed the pogroms had their phones taken away and ran away.

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And then what?

By the way, everything was not limited to Spain. The riots also reached France and the Netherlands. In Lille, the fans burned bonfires and blew up firecrackers in the streets, behaving extremely aggressively. This provoked their clashes with the forces of law and order. Actually, the scenario of the riots was the same everywhere.

Everyone thought that cold weather and high energy prices would destroy Europe this winter, but it seems that the West should be more wary of the Moroccans, who, on the wave of success at the World Cup in Qatar, are ready to destroy half of the European continent. Morocco will play Portugal in the quarter-finals, and god only knows what will happen after the final whistle, regardless of the outcome of this confrontation.