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Greek league punishes Nunn and Panathinaikos after Finals brawl
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First reported by Walla · Jun 17, 2026
What happened
Greece’s anti-violence committee fined Kendrick Nunn 50,000 euros and ordered Panathinaikos to play one home game without fans after a brawl with Tyrique Jones in the Greek finals. The club now expects to begin next season with four home matches closed to supporters, and further sanctions are still possible after a June 22 hearing.
- 01Nunn was fined 50,000 euros after the Game 5 tunnel fight.
- 02Panathinaikos must play one home game behind closed doors.
- 03The club is set to start next season with four empty-stadium home games.
- 04Matthias Lessort and Jerian Grant were summoned for a June 22 hearing.
- 05More penalties may follow over a suspected violent incident near the locker rooms.
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OrganizationsPanathinaikos, Olympiacos, Greek anti-violence committee, Greek league disciplinary court
PlacesGreece
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