Football in Greece is turning increasingly ugly, tainted by both hooliganism and corruption. Paul Pomonis reports
When fans of Olympiakos used stones, lumps of wood and petrol bombs to attack a bus carrying AEK Athens supporters to their Greek Cup semi-final second leg last month, there can have been few in Greek football who were either shocked or surprised. Violence and corruption have been escalating for years and the AEK-Olympiakos feud is the most poisonous of all in the festering domestic game.
