Greek league games to start after delay

Organisers of the Greek league say games will start on Saturday after a two-week delay imposed by the government, which is struggling to tackle ongoing violence and alleged corruption in the sport.

On Tuesday, organisers posted a timetable of matches in the 16-team league, following talks between club and government officials on referee oversight and other issues.

The decision on Tuesday came a day after dozens of youths attacked a venue in Athens where second-division league organisers were meeting. Rocks and bottles were hurled, and a news photographer hospitalised.

The chairman of league champion Olympiakos, Vangelis Marinakis, is under investigation in a corruption and match-fixing probe, with a judicial panel set to decide whether to bring charges against him before the end of the year.