THESSALONIKI, Greece: Olympiakos coach Oscar Garcia will spend the night at a heavily-guarded Thessaloniki hospital following the postponement of the derby between PAOK and Olympiakos on Sunday.
Garcia was struck in the face by a toilet roll thrown by a spectator minutes before kick-off. Police are guarding Garcia’s room and the hospital has not issued a statement on his condition. Garcia, a Spanish national, left the stadium in an ambulance with a bloodied lip and complaining of dizziness.
Referee Alexandros Aretopoulos left the stadium without making a comment and will issue his report on the cancellation of the match to the Greek football federation. It is expected that PAOK will be punished with a 3-0 awarding of the match to Olympiakos, the docking of three points, a heavy fine and probably two or three home matches without spectators.
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