Egypt will finally kick off their delayed soccer season on Dec. 15, ending a 10-month hiatus of domestic action in Africa\'s most successful nation since the Port Said Stadium disaster earlier this year, the local football association said. A statement followed a Thursday meeting between the Egyptian FA and premier league clubs desperate to get their season underway after an abortive attempt in September. The decision was made without the involvement of the Egyptian government, who had senior ministers hold talks with the football association last week over security concerns. There has been no league football in Egypt since the start of February, when a riot at a match between Al Masry and visiting Al Ahli led to 74 deaths. The 2011-12 season was cancelled and an attempt to get a new campaign underway in September was aborted when protesting fans damaged the FA headquarters in Cairo. Fanatical supporters of Al Ahli, known as \'ultras\', did not want matches resumed until those they felt were responsible for the Port Said deaths had been prosecuted. It is likely the new season will be sped up by dividing the teams into two groups to limit fixtures and then have a playoff competition in May to decide the title.
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