ATHENS, July 1 (Reuters) - Imprisoned Olympiakos Volos owner Achilleas Beos has received a four-year ban from all soccer-related activities, the Hellenic Football Federation (EPO) have announced.
Beos, who was remanded in custody on Tuesday ahead of
his trial over alleged involvement in match-fixing, received the punishment for derogatory comments made following his side’s game against Panathinaikos on April 17.
As well as being banned from all activities until 2015, Beos was also handed a 50,000 euro ($70,945) fine, while his club was also ordered to pay an additional 40,000 euros.
Atromitos Athens coach Giorgos Donis was also punished with a 10,000 euro fine for non-retraction of derogatory comments made following the Greek Cup final, which his team lost 3-0 to AEK Athens in May.
($1 = 0.705 euros)
Beos, who was remanded in custody on Tuesday ahead of
his trial over alleged involvement in match-fixing, received the punishment for derogatory comments made following his side’s game against Panathinaikos on April 17.
As well as being banned from all activities until 2015, Beos was also handed a 50,000 euro ($70,945) fine, while his club was also ordered to pay an additional 40,000 euros.
Atromitos Athens coach Giorgos Donis was also punished with a 10,000 euro fine for non-retraction of derogatory comments made following the Greek Cup final, which his team lost 3-0 to AEK Athens in May.
($1 = 0.705 euros)
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