Cyprus Mail28 Jul 2026

Police release photos of men wanted for AEK-Beitar violence

Police released photographs on Tuesday of individuals wanted in connection with the violence that erupted before the July 23 Uefa Conference League match between AEK Larnaca and Beitar Jerusalem at the AEK Arena in Larnaca.

The authorities appealed to anyone who can identify or locate the men to contact the Larnaca CID on 24-804-060, the nearest police station or the Citizen’s Line on 1460....

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