Argentina Riot Police Clash With Fans After World Cup Loss (VIDEO, PHOTOS) -- RT
Disturbances have taken place in Buenos Aires after Argentina's national team lost the World Cup final 1-0 to Germany. Police used tear gas and water cannons to disperse angry fans.
Read more: Germany wins World Cup after 1-0 victory over Argentina (PHOTOS)
The clashes occurred in the center of the Argentinian capital, near the landmark Obelisk of Buenos Aires, where thousands of people peacefully gathered earlier to cheer for their team.
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