Panathinaikos AKTOR launched a comprehensive disinfection of its T‑Center Athens arena after the EuroLeague Final Four , where Olympiacos Piraeus secured the championship. the club cited multiple incidents of fan misconduct, including urination, spitting and property damage, and announced the venue is now ready for the upcoming Greek Basket League semi‑final against PAOK.

Hazmat‑Suit Cleaning of the 19 ,000‑Seat T‑Center

The operation involved staff in full protective gear, targeting every tier of the arena’s 19,000‑capacity space.. According to the club’s social‑media update, the disinfection was "massive" and aimed at eliminating any health risks posed by the alleged misconduct.

Olympiacos’ EuroLeague Triumph Triggers Misconduct Allegations

Olympiacos Piraeus clinched the EuroLeague title during the Final Four, a tournament that also sparked reports of spectators urinating, spitting and damaging property inside the arena. The source notes that these accusations emerged despite Panathinaikos being eliminated before the Final Four, highlighting the broader atmosphere of tension surrounding the rivalry.

Security Firm Contract Terminated After Incidents

In response to the alleged fan behavior, Panathinaikos terminated its agreement with the stadium’s security provider.. The club’s statement, as reported, links the contract ending directly to the incidents, suggesting a loss of confidence in the firm’s ability to manage crowds during high‑stakes games.

Upcoming Greek Basket League Semi‑Final Against PAOK

With the arena now declared safe, Panathinaikos will host PAOK in the Greek Basket League semi‑final. The club’s announcement emphasizes that the venue is preparred for fans, implying a desire to restore normalcy after the disruptive Final Four episode.

Who Remains Unidentified in the Misconduct Claims?

The report does not name any individual fans or groups responsible for the alleged urination, spitting or vandalism, leaving the specific perpetrators unknown. Moreover, no police or independent investigations have been cited, so the full extent of the misconduct remains unverified.