In a rivalry match between PAOK and Panathinaikos, a brawl ensued and match postponed as PAOK coach Vladan Ivic was hit by a beer can thrown by the fans:

As Panathinaikos FC was up 1-0, a red card for PAOK’s Amr Warda in the 51st minute erupted a brawl for the Greek rivals, as they battle in a playoff match for a Champions League spot. In the 55th minute, the referee was forced to abandon the match.

“The brawl started when Panathinaikos goalkeeper Steele was kicked by PAOK player Crespo during a mouth-goal incident which led to the involvement of PAO striker Marcus Berg who came to the defense of his teammate. Crespo then grabbed the Swedish international by the neck and threw him to the ground, which resulted in an all out fight between the players of both sides” (Thema Newsroom) Then the beer throwing happened, as shown here:

Here’s another perspective of the scenes:

This is just the latest incident involving supporters in Greek football, as seats were burned and a fan was stabbed between PAOK and AEK Athens fans at the Greek Cup final earlier this month.

In a rivalry match between PAOK and Panathinaikos, a brawl ensued and match postponed as PAOK coach Vladan Ivic was hit by a beer can thrown by the fans:

As Panathinaikos FC was up 1-0, a red card for PAOK’s Amr Warda in the 51st minute erupted a brawl for the Greek rivals, as they battle in a playoff match for a Champions League spot. In the 55th minute, the referee was forced to abandon the match.

“The brawl started when Panathinaikos goalkeeper Steele was kicked by PAOK player Crespo during a mouth-goal incident which led to the involvement of PAO striker Marcus Berg who came to the defense of his teammate. Crespo then grabbed the Swedish international by the neck and threw him to the ground, which resulted in an all out fight between the players of both sides” (Thema Newsroom)

Then the beer throwing to the coach happened, as shown here:

Here’s another perspective of the scenes:

This is just the latest incident involving supporters in Greek football, as seats were burned and a fan was stabbed between PAOK and AEK Athens fans at the Greek Cup final earlier this month.

In a rivalry match between PAOK and Panathinaikos, a brawl ensued as PAOK coach Vladan Ivic was hit by a beer can thrown by the fans:

As Panathinaikos FC was up 1-0, a red card for PAOK’s Amr Warda in the 51st minute erupted a brawl for the Greek rivals, as they battle in a playoff match for a Champions League spot. In the 55th minute, the referee was forced to abandon the match.

“The brawl started when Panathinaikos goalkeeper Steele was kicked by PAOK player Crespo during a mouth-goal incident which led to the involvement of PAO striker Marcus Berg who came to the defense of his teammate. Crespo then grabbed the Swedish international by the neck and threw him to the ground, which resulted in an all out fight between the players of both sides” (Thema Newsroom)

Then the beer throwing to the coach happened, as shown here:

Here’s another perspective of the scenes:

This is just the latest incident involving supporters in Greek football, as seats were burned and a fan was stabbed between PAOK and AEK Athens fans at the Greek Cup final earlier this month.

In a rivalry match between PAOK and Panathinaikos, a brawl ensued as PAOK coach Vladan Ivic was hit by a beer can thrown by the fans:

As Panathinaikos FC was up 1-0, a red card for PAOK’s Amr Warda in the 51st minute erupted a brawl for the Greek rivals, as they battle in a playoff match for a Champions League spot. In the 55th minute, the referee was forced to abandon the match.

“The brawl started when Panathinaikos goalkeeper Steele was kicked by PAOK player Crespo during a mouth-goal incident which led to the involvement of PAO striker Marcus Berg who came to the defense of his teammate. Crespo then grabbed the Swedish international by the neck and threw him to the ground, which resulted in an all out fight between the players of both sides” (Thema Newsroom).

Then the beer throwing to the coach happened, as shown here:

Here’s another perspective of the scenes:

This is just the latest incident involving supporters in Greek football, as seats were burned and a fan was stabbed between PAOK and AEK Athens fans at the Greek Cup final earlier this month.

In a rivalry match between PAOK and Panathinaikos, a brawl ensued as PAOK coach Vladan Ivic was hit by a beer can thrown by the fans:

As Panathinaikos FC was up 1-0, a red card for PAOK’s Amr Warda in the 51st minute erupted a brawl for the Greek rivals, as they battle in a playoff match for a Champions League spot. In the 55th minute, the referee was forced to abandon the match.

“The brawl started when Panathinaikos goalkeeper Steele was kicked by PAOK player Crespo during a mouth-goal incident which led to the involvement of PAO striker Marcus Berg who came to the defense of his teammate. Crespo then grabbed the Swedish international by the neck and threw him to the ground, which resulted in an all out fight between the players of both sides” (Thema Newsroom).

Then the beer throwing to the coach happened, as shown here:

Here’s another perspective of the scene:

This is just the latest incident involving supporters in Greek football, as seats were burned and a fan was stabbed between PAOK and AEK Athens fans at the Greek Cup final earlier this month.

@Fero Greek league alway seemed to me like they had very intense fan and supporter. Wonder if this another proof of that. :(

Here is his head:
I never like the play-off games after the league is over. If the teams are out of form they lose it all. Paok finished the league 2nd with an awesome run and now they can lose their CL Q. place after the play-offs. Anyways
FORZA ΠAOK