Greek top-flight halted after referees protest assault


(Reuters) - This weekend's Super League Greece fixtures have been called off after referees opted to go on strike to protest against a "cowardly attack" on one of their colleagues.

Thanasis Tzilos was set upon by masked men near his home in Larissa on Wednesday, with the FIFA-level referee needing treatment at a local hospital for head and leg injuries before he was released a day later.

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