FIFA punished Egypt about here match with Algeria in Cairo, and close the file match in Khartoum.

Disciplinary Commission for the International Federation of Football Associations (FIFA) on Tuesday penalty against Egypt national team move two games in the qualifiers for the 2014 World Cup outside the capital, Cairo, due to the attack on the bus carrying the team of Algeria on the twelfth of November, before the match with Egypt in qualifying for the 2010 World Cup.
The Committee also imposed a fine at the Egyptian Federation of Football of 100 thousand Swiss francs (1.87 dollars) and required the establishment of two games in the qualifiers for 2014 World Cup at a distance of not less than 100 km outside the capital Cairo.
This came in the time that it decided not to open the International Federation of investigations into match Khartoum, which took place three days after the match in Cairo and the frequency of attacks against supporters of Egypt, there is.
Threw the blame on the Egyptian FA not to take security measures appropriate to provide protection for the Algerian national team and the maintenance of order during the game which was held on the fourteenth of the November last the Cairo International Stadium.
The bus was carrying the team Algeria were pelted with stones and broke windows of the bus and wounded four members of the Mission of Algeria, including three players, also missed the security system during the same game by allowing a lot of fans to the stadium, leading to closure of entrances, stairs and had to coach Algeria to stay 45 minutes after the game, before moving on leaving the stadium.
Egypt won the match with two straight playoff were held in the Sudanese capital Khartoum Algeria resolved by qualifying for the World Cup win with a view to clean.
Algeria is playing in the third set in the World Cup with teams of the United States, Slovenia and England.
As for the decisive game, which brought together two teams in the Sudan on 18 November, and allegations of assault against the Egyptians by fans Algerians, the Commission considered the lack of sufficient justification to initiate any disciplinary action against Algeria and decided to "close the door on this issue."