73 dead in soccer riots in Egypt
73 people have died as a result of soccer riots in Egypt's, Port Said
73 people have died as a result of soccer riots in Egypt's, Port Said.
Violence broke out between the fans of rival clubs Al-Ahly and Al-Masri. Fans of Al-Masri, which beat Al-Ahly 3-0, invaded the pitch and threw rocks, bottles and fireworks at the opposing soccer fans.
Doctors have revealed that some of the deaths were the result of stab wounds.
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