The city of Brussels disrupted by Morocco’s matches

This decision, taken on the recommendation of the Belgian police, aims to prevent any disturbance to public order or traffic congestion related to popular celebrations. The modified transport plan specifically concerns certain high-density neighborhoods, particularly the municipalities of Molenbeek and Laeken, north of the capital. The buses will avoid these areas during the time slots of the matches to ensure the safety of passengers and the fluidity of the network.

Passengers are therefore invited to be vigilant and to consult the temporary itineraries on the official platforms of the transport company. This system will be activated for the next two group stage fixtures: Friday, December 26 for the clash against Mali (9 pm) and Monday, December 29 for the match against Zambia (8 pm).