Egyptian club Al Masry has hosted its first competitive football match since the Port Said disaster in February 2012 which led to the death of more than 70 Al Ahly fans.
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Masry put four against hapless Buffaloes https://t.co/ISBSV9S3UD pic.twitter.com/b41UOVg6sR
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