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After the Netherlands defeated Sweden 5-1 at Houston Stadium on Saturday afternoon, the venue was put under "shelter in place" due to weather conditions.

Stadium officials announced that, due to inclement weather conditions, patrons were advised to stay inside the venue until the storm passed the area.

ABC13 captured images at Houston Stadium after the match, including signs advising patrons to stay in their seats until stadium personnel provided instructions. A member of the Eyewitness News team observed many patrons ignoring the warning and leaving their seats.

As weather conditions continue to impact the Houston area on Saturday, FIFA organizers announced that its Fan Festival in East Downtown has temporarily paused entry ahead of the World Cup match between the Netherlands and Sweden.

FIFA officials urged fans to watch from other local venues, including nearby small businesses, adding that gates will reopen as conditions permit. The match at Houston Stadium is scheduled to start at 12 p.m. on Saturday.

Saturday's closure marks the sixth time FIFA has closed the event due to weather conditions.

Netherlands fans took part in the Oranje Fan Walk on Saturday morning ahead of the team's match in Houston later that afternoon.

The march, which included the famous Orange Dutch bus, started at about 8:45 a.m. from Rice Stadium and headed towards Houston Stadium.

Sweden fans are also marched towards the stadium, starting at Helix Park in the Medical Center.

The World Cup match between the Netherlands and Sweden is set to start at 12 p.m. on Saturday.