The decision taken by UEFA after the serious incidents of the Champions League

UEFA has opened a disciplinary procedure against the clubs of AEK Athens and Ajax Amsterdam after the incidents of the match of the Champions League which took place on Tuesday in the Greek capital.

The Greek group will have to count after their supporters have thrown various objects on the ground, including snookers, blocked the stairs of the stadium, posted banners with intriguing messages and penetrated the field.

The Dutch will have to respond after fans of lancers have thrown objects and used pyrotechnic devices.

Eleven people were easily injured in the violent incidents that took place in front of the Olympic Stadium in Athens, between supporters of both groups.

The spectators launched bullfights from the stands before the start of the match, which required the intervention of the forces of order to separate the two camps.

"Eleven people reported being hospitalized" with minor injuries, said a police press officer.

According to an AFP photographer on site, at least three of Ajax's supporters were injured after being hit by cops.

The Greek news website Proto Thema points out that Dutch fans have also caused incidents in central Athens before the match without recording injuries.

Ajax Amsterdam beat AEK Athens 2-0 with Dusan Tadic's double (68 – punishment and 72). The Dutch have qualified for the first time in the final of the Champions League for the 2005-2006 season.

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