Watch: Massive Brawl Breaks Out Between AEK Athens And Dinamo Zagreb Fans Ahead UEFA Champions League Qualifier In Greece

A Greek football fan was fatally stabbed during a brawl near Athens between rival fans, leading UEFA to postponed Tuesday's match between Greek hosts AEK Athens and Croatian club Dinamo Zagreb. The fight broke out on Monday evening ahead of the UEFA Champions League third-round qualifying match between AEK and Dinamo at the Nea Filadelfeia stadium on the outskirts of the Greek capital.

The 29-year-old man died in hospital, police said on Tuesday. His age had initially been put at 22.  Seven people were being treated in hospital for injuries. The casualties included a minor admitted to hospital after being hit on the head by a stone, public television channel ERT said.  Police said they had arrested 98 people, 84 of them Croatians. Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic telephoned his Greek counterpart, Kyriakos Mitsotakis, "to send his condolences and condemn the violence", the country's official news agency Hina reported.

UEFA condemned "in the strongest possible terms the appalling incidents" and expressed sympathy to the victim's family.  "Following yesterday's violence and in consultation with the local authorities, UEFA has decided that the conditions for the match between AEK Athens FC and GNK Dinamo to go ahead tonight are not met," UEFA said on Tuesday.

Terrible scenes in Athens as Dinamo Zagreb fans have injured several people ahead of the #UCL clash tomorrow.It is even reported that there may be multiple casualties.pic.twitter.com/JvEm4jd12j

A 22 year old was murdered in Nea Philadelphia, a neighbourhood of Athens by Croatian fans of Dinamo Zagreb meanwhile many locals were also attacked. I've also seen that a 13 year old is currently being hospitalised. This is truly sickening. pic.twitter.com/3u6GLMOE0Y

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