Panathinaikos were docked three points and fined 94,500 euros ($107,000) on Friday by the Greek Super League for violence by their fans during the abandoned match against Olympiakos last weekend.

The league also ordered Panathinaikos to play their next two home matches without spectators.

However the League did agree to Panathinaikos' request to play the remainder of the match that was stopped in the 70th minute by German referee Marco Fritz after violence in the stands and two pitch invasions.

Fritz had called for the 25,000 spectators at the Athens Olympic Stadium to be evacuated in order for the match to continue.

The league decided that Fritz failed to wait the full one hour for the match to restart and thus the remaining 20 minutes of the contest will be replayed with Olympiakos leading 1-0.

Olympiakos has the right to appeal the decision.

Amid chaotic scenes inside and outside the ground, police made eight arrests and tear gas was used to bring order and to deal with dozens of hooligans who had run onto the field.

After the points deduction, Panathinaikos drop to eighth place with 29 points.

Second-placed Olympiakos could cut PAOK's lead to seven points at the top if they win the resumed match.