The coach of Egypt's national football team, Bob Bradley, has revealed that he has not thought about his future after at least 74 people were killed in violent clashes at a match on Wednesday.
The deaths happened at the end of the game between Al-Masry and Al-Ahly at Port Said.
"I have not thought about this at all today," Bradley told Stad El Ahly. "Our thoughts today are with the families of the victims. We wanted to show respect for the people who lost their lives and for the people who are most affected by this tragedy."
A number of Egyptian footballers have retired following the incident, while the country's Football Association have been sacked.
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Jack Prescott
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