VIDEO: Egypt fans die in football riot

Egypt's Court of Cassation orders a retrial of the 21 people sentenced to death in connection with an infamous football riot in Port Said in 2012.

An Egyptian court upholds 11 men's death sentences over football stadium violence in Port Said in 2012 which left 74 people dead.

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Egypt's Premier League will resume after its suspension next month with fans banned from attending matches following violent clashes.

Fans of Cairo's Zamalek football club recall the horror of Sunday's clashes with police, in which at least 22 people died.

Egypt's interior ministry will review its decision to lift the ban on fans following clashes at Thursday's Super Cup in Cairo.

At least 14 people are killed in clashes between football fans and security forces in Cairo, Egyptian state media reports.

Four policemen have been killed in a drive-by shooting at a security checkpoint south of Cairo, Egyptian officials say.