An in-depth investigation by Nikolas Angelidis and the program “Time in Greece” examines the tragic phenomenon of deaths linked to violence in Greek stadiums.
From 1983 to today, 16 separate incidents have resulted in the deaths of 17 people. A shared element among many of the victims appears to be their passion for their team — and for sport itself. But is that truly the case?
Are we facing an unending cycle of brutality, with organized crime infiltrating supporters’ groups and fueling violent clashes for its own benefit? What has the State done — and failed to do — over the years? How did we reach this point, and what can stop this descent that has stripped football of its soul, emotion, and humanity?