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Actually it was a war more than a football match!! All that violence happened simply assures that it was planned The Algerian fans terrorized Egyptian supporters and threatened to take their lives with numerous weapons. The rivalry between the two...

A bus carrying the Algerian national soccer team was attacked after leaving the airport in Cairo, Goal.com reports. According to the web site, bricks thrown through the bus windows created a bloody scene. Algeria's government says four players on the...

today was the decisive game from world cup 2010 south africa qualification between Egypt and Algeria ... ended with blood bath, the Algerian fans did surrond all the egyptian outside the sudanes airport and they started to hit thim with...

World champions South Africa suffered a second successive loss on their northern hemisphere tour as France triumphed in Toulouse last night. Les Bleus overturned a 13-3 deficit, with Julien Dupuy kicking four penalties, his replacement Morgan Parra adding a fifth...

Egypt will play a soccer match with Algeria at Saturday 14 November to qualification to world cup, south Africa 2010 , we pray to egypt team to win 3-0

According to a report in Nigeria’s Saturday Tribune , Prophet T. B Joshua of The Synagogue Church Of All Nations, prophesied that the Super Eagles of Nigeria would emerge victorious in their World Cup encounter with Kenya, sealing a ticket...

a football match on next wednesday with egypt Vs algeria .... and for sure egypt will win

The Thirty-two teams have been slated for one of the world’s biggest events – the 2010 FIFA World Cup hosted by South Africa. Amidst some last day controversy, the last six teams captured the final six spots to fill out...

Thousands of people gathered in the city centre, hoping to buy plane tickets to Sudan for a World Cup qualification play-off against Egypt. Fans broke into the offices of Egypt Air and an Egyptian phone company. Wednesday's play-off is required...

Thousands of Algerian and Egyptian fans have flocked into Khartoum ahead of Wednesday's make-or-break World Cup qualification play-off, with police out in force to segregate the rival supporters. Security forces were on high alert to prevent any repetition of violence...