In a replay of violence seen here two years ago when the Colorado Avalanche won hockey's Stanley Cup, football fans spilled out of sports bars Sunday night, setting bonfires, overturning cars, throwing bottles at the police and smashing two dozen store display windows.
Yet far from showing any sign of backing down, he seems set to overturn Mr Khatami's more conciliatory foreign policy.
But now Subcomandante Marcos, the balaclava-favouring, pipe-sucking rebel from Mexico, is set to overturn our preconceptions of the rabble-rousing library.
With a combination of new incentives, new enforcement powers, new mediation support for parents and radically improved administration linking up child maintenance and tax records, our reforms are set to overturn two decades of failure.
It is unjust because we do not know enough, in fact -- and will not until the independent counsel reports and the White House responds -- to conclude whether we have crossed the high threshold our Constitution rightly sets for overturning the results of a popular election in our democracy and bringing on the national trauma of removing an incumbent President from office.
England's immediate priority, however, centres around mopping up an obdurate tail, before they set about overturning an already imposing first-innings deficit.
Adoption is still in its infancy, but the climate is ripe for a new wave of megabrands set to overturn not only the misconceptions around investment in edtech, but to also move the needle on student learning.
Radwanska has suffered defeats in the quarter-finals of this event in the last three years, but she set about overturning the odds in style, producing some of the best tennis of her career to dominate from the outset.
Those set on overturning Roe have their eyes on a larger prize: banning contraception.
A ruling in their favor was overturned, setting off litigation that continues.
