article_snippet.sent: a stadium riot in Egypt which left 74 people dead erupted in February 2012 when supporters of home team Al-Masry - from the canal city of Port Said - and Cairo's
article_snippet.sent: a stadium riot in Egypt which left 74 people dead (pictured) erupted in February 2012 when supporters of home team Al-Masry - from the canal city of Port Said - and Cairo's
article_snippet.sent: The clashes in the Port Said stadium (pictured) sparked days of violent protests in Cairo, which led to another 16 deaths .
article_snippet.sent: The clashes in the Port Said stadium the Port Said stadium sparked days of violent protests in Cairo, in which another 16 people were killed in fighting with security forces.
article_snippet.sent: The football riots (pictured) were the deadliest ever seen in Egypt, where football fans regularly clash with rival supporters and security forces .
article_snippet.sent: The football riots (pictured) were the deadliest ever seen in Egypt, where football fans regularly clash with rival supporters and security forcesrival supporters and security forces.
article_snippet.sent: The football riots (pictured) reacted by imposing a ban on fans attending  matches and held games behind closed doors.
article_snippet.sent: This year at least 22 people died in a stampede after police fired tear gas at fans trying to force least 22 people way into a stadium in Cairo, leading The football riots (pictured) to suspend the Egyptian league.
article_snippet.sent: Television footage showed crowds of supporters squeezed inside a narrow metal enclosure, jostling to enter the stadium when a stampede began as police fired tear gas.
article_snippet.sent: Egypt's hardcore football fans, known as the 'ultras', often clash with police and were at the forefront of protests against former president Hosni Mubarak, who was overthrown in 2011.
highlights_snippet.sent: Clashes after a match in Port Said left 74 dead and sparked more protests .
  