Safety · Athens

AEK and Panionios fans clash outside Athens Court of Appeal, 11 brought in

A café brawl between AEK and Panionios supporters on Loukareos Street, opposite the Athens Court of Appeal, led police to bring in 11 AEK fans in the latest count. The incident happened during a trial at the court over an older incident involving AEK fans.

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Athens · Greece
How it came to this
  1. Wednesday morning, shortly after 11Fans of AEK and Panionios clash in a café opposite the Athens Court of Appeal
  2. Wednesday morning, after the clashPanionios fans flee and police arrive, bringing in AEK fans

The clash

On Wednesday, 11 November, shortly after 11 in the morning, supporters of AEK and Panionios clashed at a café opposite the Athens Court of Appeal on Loukareos Street. According to first reports, a group of about 20 people approached fans seated in the café and attacked them before fleeing, while others hurled helmets and chairs. The violence came on a day when the appeals court was hearing a trial over an older incident in which AEK fans were the defendants. Video from the scene shows tension and shouting, with at least 20 people in black clothing visible.

Police response

Police sources said officers brought in 10 AEK fans at the scene, a figure that rose to 11 in the most recent report. Panionios supporters fled the location, and police forces then rushed to the spot. One account says no injuries were reported, while another refers to reports of an injured person without giving details.

AEK fans brought in by police, by reportpeople
First reports
10 people
Latest report
11 people

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Investigation

Authorities are investigating the circumstances of the clash and tracking down those who escaped. The investigation aims to identify the people who attacked the café group, and it remains ongoing.

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