Egypt football riot: Tension in Cairo as protests loom
Egypt has begun three days of mourning after football violence which left at least 74 people dead and hundreds more injured.
Clashes erupted after fans of the home side al-Masry invaded the pitch to celebrate their victory over Cairo-based Al-Ahly.
Angry fans sealed off Tahrir Square in the centre of Cairo on Thursday morning, claiming police did not do enough to stop the violence.
The BBC's Rupert Wingfield-Hayes reports.
How events unfolded
John Leyne looks at the sequence of events that led to the clashes
Players meet Egyptian military leader
Field Marshal Hussein Tantawi meets al-Ahly players and addresses the media
Supporters gather at Cairo train station
Freelance journalist Bel Trew says friends and families waited for fans at Cairo train station
Aftermath of the clashes
The scene inside the stadium on Thursday morning
Parliament speaker condemns violence
The speaker Mohamed Saad al-Katatni says the riots were the 'work of the devil'
Football fans vent anger
Egyptian football fans express anger at violence
02 Feb 2012