Greece's sports minister says league play has been suspended indefinitely, a day after the gun-toting owner of PAOK Thessaloniki marched onto the soccer field following a disputed goal at the end of a league match.

A disallowed goal in the closing stages of the game between PAOK and AEK Athens sparked anarchy on Sunday night, when PAOK chief Ivan Savvidis stormed the pitch while appearing to carry a holstered gun.

Savvidis twice marched onto the field surrounded by bodyguards to remonstrate with referee Giorgos Kominis, after Fernando Varela's 89th minute goal was chalked off with the score 0-0.

Greece's sports minister Georgios Vasileiadis, speaking after meeting Monday with the prime minister, said league play was suspended and would not restart "if there is not a new, clear framework agreed to by all so we can move forward with conditions and regulations."

Savvidis wore a holster on his waist containing what appeared to be a revolver, though he did not remove it during the ensuing fracas.