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Four arrests made and police officer in hospital after clashes with Morocco fans in London

One police officer was injured and four people were arrested following disorder in London’s Edgware Road after Morocco’s World Cup elimination to France.

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Police officer in hospital after Morocco fan disorder in London

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Police officer injured, arrests made amid London disorder after France beat Morocco

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Police officer in hospital after clashes with Morocco fans on Edgware Road

Riot police were deployed to central London on Thursday night after an officer was taken to hospital for a head injury following clashes with Morocco fans.

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Morocco World Cup exit sparks London chaos with police officer 'hit with glass bottle'

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Fans riot in London with police officer knocked unconscious after France beat Morocco in World Cup

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Riot police deployed in London after Morocco World Cup exit

Crowds have gathered on the iconic Edgware Road in northwest London as shocking scenes appear to unravel.

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Riot police injured in central LONDON chaos while Paris celebrates peacefully after France beat Morocco

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Watch: Morocco fans clash with police in London after World Cup exit; Paris stays calm after France win

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