Nottingham Forest's owner has eye bruised in physical altercation during basketball match

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Nottingham Forest's owner has eye bruised in physical altercation during basketball match.

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Nottingham Forest owner Evangelos Marinakis has been involved in a physical confrontation with Grigoris Dimitriadis, the nephew of the Greek Prime Minister, having his shirt ripped and his eye bruised.The 58-year-old clashed with Dimitriadis, 47, in the VIP area of the Peace and Friendship Stadium ahead of Sunday's EuroLeague final between Olympiacos and Real Madrid.The incident occurred mere hours after Forest's Premier League season had concluded.Security camera footage captured Marinakis approaching Dimitriadis and appearing to whisper to him before delivering what looked like a slap to his face.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Dimitriadis responded immediately with a punch, setting off a brawl that left onlookers stunned.Security personnel and aides swiftly intervened to separate the two men, though both continued hurling abuse at one another across a barrier as staff battled to restore calm.Olympiacos vice president Kostas Karapapas was also drawn into the verbal exchange.The...

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