FA investigating treatment of England fans at match with Greece

FA launch investigation into treatment of England supporters in Athens

The Football Association (FA) has launched an investigation into the treatment of England fans at the match with Greece on Thursday night. The match, which saw England win 1-0, was marred by reports of crowd trouble and violence, with several England fans being injured. The FA has said it will be working with UEFA and the Greek authorities to investigate the incidents.

England fans 'attacked by local police'

According to reports, England fans were attacked by local police outside the stadium before the match. Several fans were said to have been hit with batons and tear gas, and one fan was reportedly left with a broken leg. The FA has said it is "extremely concerned" by these reports and is seeking further information from the Greek authorities.

FA to meet with UEFA and Greek authorities

The FA has said it will be meeting with UEFA and the Greek authorities to discuss the incidents. The FA will be seeking assurances that England fans will be safe and secure at future matches in Greece. The FA has also urged England fans to remain calm and to avoid any further trouble.

England fans praised for their behaviour

Despite the incidents, the FA has praised the behaviour of England fans. The FA has said that the vast majority of England fans behaved impeccably and were a credit to their country. The FA has also thanked the Greek authorities for their cooperation in investigating the incidents.

UEFA investigating crowd trouble

UEFA has also launched an investigation into the crowd trouble at the match. UEFA has said it will be working with the Greek authorities to identify those responsible for the violence. UEFA has also said it will be taking appropriate action against any individuals or groups found to be responsible.

Greek authorities condemn violence

The Greek authorities have condemned the violence at the match and have said they will be taking action against those responsible. The Greek authorities have also said they will be working with UEFA and the FA to investigate the incidents.