Panathinaikos A.O.

Panathinaikos deducted the three points earned at the derby

By George Georgakopoulos

The disciplinary committee of the Super League decided on Thursday to deduct three points from title challenger Panathinaikos for the action of its fans during last Sunday?s league derby with Olympiakos, practically annulling its benefit from the 2-1 result in the Greens? favor.

Greek pro football league games indefinitely postponed

The government has announced the indefinite postponing of the country’s pro football championships. Undersecretary of Sports Stavros Kontonis announced the measures to representatives of football bodies, while he clarified that the leagues games will begin when various anti-hooliganism measures are applied.

 

Government mulls suspending soccer action after latest turmoil

Alternate Minister for Sports Stavros Kontonis is mulling the idea of suspending professional soccer as a response to the latest turmoil in the sport.

This follows a pitch invasion by Panathinaikos fans on Sunday before their team?s 2-1 win over rival Olympiakos, which was followed by complaints from the Greens that the Reds? officials angered the crowd.

Greens recover to beat European champion Maccabi

By George Georgakopoulos

Panathinaikos came from behind to defeat European champion Maccabi Tel Aviv 83-76 in Athens on Tuesday in its opening game for the top-16 of the Euroleague.

Victory was crucial for Panathinaikos as it could hardly afford to lose its opening home game in this ever-so-tight group in the second stage of the competition.

National homeless team and PAO join Christmas Truce commemoration

Panathinaikos and the Greek National Homeless Soccer Team met at the training center of the Greens in Koropi last weekend for an informal soccer get-together, commemorating the “Christmas Truce” at the Western Front in 1914, and following an invitation from the British Embassy in Athens to celebrate human diversity and deliver messages of peace, friendship, solidarity in difficult times and the

SYRIZA offices in Athens evacuated after bomb threat

SYRIZA’s headquarters in central Athens have been evacuated after someone called to warn that a bomb had been planted there.

Police are searching the building on Koumoundourou Square.

On Friday, the Euroleague basketball game between Panathinaikos and Barcelona was interrupted due to a bomb threat. But a search of the stadium proved it was a hoax.

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