For this to happen we must be partners. The new law provides for immediate punishments by re-closing part or all of the stadium, even for the use of flares in the stands.

Please help us so that we never again have to be deprived of the famous Toumba buzz, the one that all of our opponents want to avoid.

Your passion, your voices, and your souls are the only means we can use to help the players in their battle to qualify for another Greek Cup final.

It is forbidden to throw any flares, firecrackers, sparklers, fireworks, smoke bombs and any generally flammable material on the playing field and in the stands. In case of even one incident, our team will face a penalty of one game behind closed doors. In fact, the penalties are applied to the next game, either domestic or European.

It is forbidden to post banners of a political, religious or ideological nature, with abusive, racist or sexist content.

The turnstiles of the Toumba will open at 17:30 in order to best serve the public.

Based on the new measures, no fans can enter the stadium without a registered ticket. In case of any violation, a fine of 500 euros will be imposed by the police and the violator will be removed from the stadium. Now, children of all ages can enter the stadium ONLY with a ticket in their name.

The authorities will also carry out identity checks. In the event that fan is found with a ticket in another person’s name, both the holder and the beneficiary will be fined ten times the value of the respective ticket, both will be banned from all stadiums for six months, while the club will also be punished with having to play a game behind closed doors.

It is the duty of all of us to protect our stadium and make sure we are there by our team’s side until the season finale. Anyone who belittles the right of our fans to access the Toumba will be treated as a provocateur.

It is the sacred duty of all of us not to gift our opponents with an empty Toumba!