The English Football Association (FA) said it is looking into the treatment of England supporters at their 3-0 UEFA Nations League win over Greece on Thursday. According to British media reports, Greek police allegedly used tear gas and riot shields to control supporters attempting to get into the Olympic Stadium in Athens.

FA investigates after England fans 'are tear-gassed' in Athens - Three Lions won 3-0 in Greek capital on Thursday night

ENGLAND fans were tear gassed and shoved against fences by riot cops before last night’s clash with Greece. The FA is now launching a probe into the Nations League match in Athens after the

The FA are investigating reports England fans were tear gassed as they tried to enter the Olympic Stadium in Athens for the Nations League match against Greece. Some supporters who travelled to the Greek capital for Wednesday night’s game have accused Greek riot police of violent treatment as fans attempted to enter the stadium.

England fans have reported being tear-gassed by police as they entered the Olympic Stadium for the Three Lions’ Nation’s League game against Greece.

England supporters have reported being tear gassed and kettled by Greek riot police while trying to get into the Olympic Stadium in Athens to watch their Nations League match

Related: Football: an eyewitness account of getting into Liverpool's Champions League final with Milan That call for witnesses for the Athens from Football Supporters’ Association. (PA Media) – The Football Association and Football Supporters’ Association are investigating after England fans faced heavy-handed policing and tear gas before the Nations League match in Greece.

Local police in Athens are said to have used riot shields and tear gas to control England fans before the Nations League fixture with Greece.