An Egyptian court has postponed the verdict in the Port Said football tragedy until the 9th of June.<br /><br /> The retrial concerns 73 defendants, more than a month after a death sentence was handed down for 11 of them.<br /><br /> Legal sources say the verdict was delayed after three fugitive defendants turned themselves in, seven others remain on the run.<br /><br /> Outside the court the families of the 74 victims of football stadium riot in 2012 didn’t hide their anger over the court’s decision.<br /><br /> “They do not care about us because they fear the Ministry of the Interior;” said one of the victims relatives. “The defendants were being deliberately provocative wearing t-shirts with slogans of Port Said, the court were supposed to administer justice, but they did not. What is the guilt of those who been killed?” <br /><br /> In March 2013, a court sentenced 23 people to death which prompted riots in Port Said, a retrial was ordered which began last August, prolonging the families search for justice, as euronews correspond
