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Not surprisingly, most of the unrest comes from boosters of the women's team.
The unrest comes amid growing frustration over frequent power cuts and deteriorating law and order, among other issues.
The unrest comes two years after the start of the 2011 revolution that toppled the former dictator Hosni Mubarak.
The latest unrest comes just under a year after a much-praised popular uprising swept the old regime of long-serving leader Blaise Compaoré from power.
The spike in unrest comes after four years of relative stability in the West Bank, and it has led some Israeli commentators to speculate about the chances of a third Palestinian intifada, or uprising.
A 200th-anniversary celebration of Haitian independence is being prepared, but as the unrest comes to a boil, distinguished guests and celebrities from the around the world send their regrets.
Into this unrest came the Silnas.
The unrest came in direct response to the arrest on Saturday of Colin Duffy, 41, who was a top I.R.A. figure.
More explosive eruptions could still occur, Dr. Neal said, adding: "We could see an escalation of unrest come on very rapidly, and this could occur without much warning.
#Nov23 — Mohamed Abdelfattah (@mfatta7) 23 Nov 12 Friday's unrest came at the end of a violent week in downtown Cairo, which has been shaken by several days of clashes between protesters and the police.
The Baggies are currently marooned in the relative safety of mid-table, eight points clear of the Premier League relegation zone, but supporter unrest come to a head after the 3-1 defeatoto Reading in the FA Cup.
