egyptian soccer riots   The soccer riot was bad — but the
aftermath was worse.  In late January there were huge riots in
Port Said, Egypt, after a court sentenced 21 people to death in
the aftermath of a February 2012 soccer riot that left more than
75 people dead  Things could be even worse on Saturday as the
Cairo court rules on the fate of the remaining 52 defendants.
“I’m terrified of what could happen on Saturday,” one soldier
guarding the police headquarters told AFP.  We've heard the same
thing from our anonymous source in Cairo, who previously sent
Business Insider a letter about how her country was falling
apart.  "Egyptians are concerned with what might happen on that
day, and fear that violence will continue — if not escalate —
even if the verdict was what the people want and ask for," she
writes.  UPDATE MARCH 9: The verdict wasn't good and the people
aren't happy. Read more >  On February 1, 2012, a riot broke out
after a game between Cairo's al-Masry and the hometown al-Ahly
club when hundreds