Some street disturbances took place, such as the burning of two motorcycles, and 1,200 agents were deployed
the historical Morocco qualification for the World Cup semifinals in Qatar was celebrated by some 20,000 people in the Champs-Élysées sector of Paris, where there were various incidents that resulted in 42 people arrested according to the last balance of the Police.
A strong police device with 1,220 agents was deployed in the area on the occasion of the two quarterfinal matches this Saturday, between Morocco and Portugal and France against England.
The initial festivities led to some riotslike the burning of two motorcycles in the streets adjacent to the tourist avenue of the Champs Elysées.
Morocco became the first African country to reach the semi-finals of a soccer World Cup, where it will be measured against France, which is looking for its second consecutive final.