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Panathinaikos slapped with 5-point deduction over interruption of derby with Olympiakos

Panathinaikos is 5 points away from relegation threshold

Newsroom April 17 07:04

The Appeals Committee of the Hellenic Football Federation (EPO) penalised Panathinaikos with a 5-point deduction and awarded the 3 points of the derby between Panathinaikos-Olympiakos to the latter.
The committee overturned an initial decision by the league’s disciplinary body which had ruled that the match, which was interrupted on the 70-minute mark when fans invaded the pitch, should be resumed from that minute (Olympiakos were leading 1-0) at a later date.
The Greens received an accumulative penalty of -5 points, plunging them 5 points away from the threshold of the play-outs for relegation. Olympiakos now move to 69 points, 5 points behind leaders PAOK who stand at 74.
Panathinaikos will also have to pay a fine of 99,500 euros.

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