A violent clash between AEK and PAOK fans erupted near Agios Konstantinos, resulting in injuries and property damage. The confrontation began when PAOK supporters attacked an AEK bus at a highway motel, leading to physical altercations. Police later intercepted the PAOK buses, launching an investigation using CCTV footage. Authorities are now working to identify those involved as concerns over football-related violence in Greece continue to rise.
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A new feud has erupted between AEK Athens and PAOK following a controversial penalty decision and violent altercations outside the Nea Filadelfia stadium. PAOK was fined €50,000 for “serious violence” after a chaotic scene involving players and officials, but many feel the punishment was too lenient. AEK has strongly criticized the decision, calling for further investigation and accountability, while PAOK accused AEK of inflaming the situation. The dispute has reignited tensions between the two clubs, adding to their already intense rivalry.
A Europa League match between Maccabi Tel Aviv and Ajax in Amsterdam descended into violence following provocative actions by Israeli football fans, including racist chants and the destruction of Palestinian flags. This sparked international outrage and renewed calls for UEFA to address hate speech and violence within football fan groups. The incident highlighted the growing political divide surrounding the Israel-Gaza conflict and the challenges faced by authorities in balancing free speech with public safety.
Following violent attacks on Israeli Maccabi fans in Amsterdam after a football match, leaving at least 10 injured, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered two planes to bring citizens home. The clashes reportedly began after fans removed Palestinian flags near the stadium. Dutch police arrested 57 individuals during raids.
Athens was rocked by violent clashes outside the Panathinaikos Stadium on Saturday, leaving four people injured and 74 facing serious charges. Police say the incident involved rival football fans and resulted in gunfire.
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On Tuesday, Citizen Protection Minister Yiannis Economou announced that seven senior officers in the Hellenic…
A 23-year-old Albanian national with a history of soccer hooliganism was arrested for the murder…