ATHENS, Greece — All 105 soccer followers suspected of being concerned in in depth clashes within the Greek capital that ended within the loss of life of a 29-year-old AEK Athens supporter have been ordered to be detained pending their trial, authorities mentioned Sunday.

Three inspecting magistrates and two prosecutors questioned the detained followers in batches - 30 on Friday, 40 on Saturday and 35 on Sunday - and determined every day whether or not to detain them pending trial. One suspect, who's hospitalized below guard, gave a deposition to a visiting Justice of the Peace.

The 102 Croat residents and three Greeks have all denied any culpability within the deadly stabbing of Michalis Katsouris.

He died from a stab wound and 10 others have been injured when scores of Croatian supporters wielding picket golf equipment and metallic bats attacked bystanders outdoors AEK’s Opap Arena final Monday, police mentioned.

A Champions League qualifier between AEK and Dinamo Zagreb that was as a result of be held final week was known as off by UEFA, soccer’s governing physique in Europe, due to the violence.

Authorities will be capable of search cellphone alerts on the two websites of the clashes - outdoors AEK’s stadium and at a metro station - to find out another involvement.

Prosecutors slapped blanket expenses, a complete of 11, on the 105 followers. Four of the costs are felonies - together with premeditated homicide and membership of a legal group - and the remainder misdemeanors.

The suspects will probably be dispersed amongst a number of jails throughout the nation.

UEFA’s president, Aleksander Ceferin, will meet Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis on Wednesday morning. They will then each meet with ministers, the pinnacle of Greece’s Football Federation and the homeowners of the 4 largest soccer golf equipment - AEK, Olympiakos, Panathinaikos and PAOK Thessaloniki.

Also on Wednesday, the UEFA Super Cup ultimate between Manchester City and Sevilla will probably be held at Olympiakos’ stadium close to Piraeus.

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