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Employing conceptual considerations through the lens of the commons, this study explores the emergence and expansion of the self-organized Antifa sport clubs movement in crisis-stricken Greece. The analysis elaborates how groups of politicized fans found bottom-up Antifa sport clubs, implement practices of commoning and articulat a counter-discourse which give meaning to the football experience from the particular perspective of grassroots social movements. Antifa performative discourse offers a new articulation of dissenting political culture that attempt to undermine or reshape existing arrangements in modern football. Politicized fandom activity and protest in Greece is a sign of disaffection of many young people who experience labour market uncertainties and feel alienated from mainstream politics, reclaiming some control over their favourite game resisting neoliberal football order. Their counter-discourse offers an intriguing possibility of thinking about the experience of football club as a commons experimenting towards the collective re-appropriation of the ‘game of the people’.

Reclaiming the football commons: self-organized Antifa sport clubs against modern football in crisis-stricken Greece