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At least 14 dead in Egypt football clashes Egypt Cairo football clashes leave at least 22 dead
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At least 14 people have died in clashes between football fans and police outside a stadium in Cairo, Egyptian state media has reported. Clashes between football fans and security forces in the Egyptian capital Cairo have left at least 22 people dead, prosecutors say.
Fans of the Zamalek football club tried to force their way into a match without tickets, sparking the clashes, officials said.Fans of the Zamalek football club tried to force their way into a match without tickets, sparking the clashes, officials said.
The violence broke out ahead of a premier league game against ENPPI.The violence broke out ahead of a premier league game against ENPPI.
In February 2012, more than 70 people were killed in post-match violence after a game in Port Said.In February 2012, more than 70 people were killed in post-match violence after a game in Port Said.
On Sunday, police used tear gas to disperse the fans at the Air Defense Stadium in Cairo, with at least 20 injured, witnesses said.On Sunday, police used tear gas to disperse the fans at the Air Defense Stadium in Cairo, with at least 20 injured, witnesses said.
Zamalek fans put the death toll at 20 for the clashes in Cairo.
Hard-core Egyptian football fans are often deeply politicised, and played a role in the overthrow of former President Hosni Mubarak in 2011.Hard-core Egyptian football fans are often deeply politicised, and played a role in the overthrow of former President Hosni Mubarak in 2011.
Egypt has reduced public access to football matches following the violence in Port Said.Egypt has reduced public access to football matches following the violence in Port Said.
Many people believe police in Port Said stood by in revenge for the fans' role in anti-Mubarak unrest. Police deny the accusation.Many people believe police in Port Said stood by in revenge for the fans' role in anti-Mubarak unrest. Police deny the accusation.