1984–85 Beta Ethniki

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Beta Ethniki
Season1984–85
Champions PAS Giannina
Promoted
Relegated
1985–86 →

Beta Ethniki 1984–85 complete season. [1]

Contents

League table

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Location of teams in 1984–85 Beta Ethniki
PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsPromotion or relegation
1 PAS Giannina (C, P)38201086428+3650Promotion to Alpha Ethniki
2 Panserraikos (P)38191185234+1849
3 Kavala 38205135330+2345
4 Levadiakos 38205136344+1945
5 Acharnaikos 38188125846+1244
6 Diagoras Rodos 381214124340+338
7 Athinaikos 381410144549−438
8 Atromitos 381312133650−1438
9 Agrotikos Asteras 38165175851+737
10 Veria 38149154750−337
11 Edessaikos 381115123439−537
12 Makedonikos 38149154451−737
13 Aiolikos 381311144250−837
14 Trikala 381212144148−736
15 Kastoria 38147174548−335
16 Proodeftiki 381211153744−735
17 Almopos Aridea [lower-alpha 1] (R)38138174965−1633Relegation to Gamma Ethniki
18 Xanthi (R)38144204146−532
19 Korinthos (R)38913164040031
20 Rodos (R)3889212563−3825
Source: [1]
(C) Champion; (P) Promoted; (R) Relegated
Notes:
  1. ↑ Almopos Arideas had 1 point deducted.

Results

Home \ Away ACH AGR AIO ALM ATH ATR DIA EDE KAS KAV KOR LEV MAK PSE PAS PRO ROD TRI VER XAN
Acharnaikos 4–22–03–13–23–11–11–12–12–02–12–01–01–12–12–03–03–02–12–1
Agrotikos Asteras 1–06–02–01–23–21–00–04–10–13–21–23–21–34–32–14–02–16–12–1
Aiolikos 3–11–01–41–10–02–10–03–11–02–13–03–11–10–01–01–02–21–02–0
Almopos Aridea 3–11–00–03–11–11–02–22–12–03–20–24–12–01–01–11–00–22–24–1
Athinaikos 4–30–12–12–01–12–01–21–01–12–12–00–10–12–00–03–01–12–12–1
Atromitos 1–11–13–12–21–00–01–03–02–12–11–02–01–12–11–01–00–00–02–0
Diagoras Rodos 2–13–02–21–11–13–10–01–01–00–02–03–14–21–21–11–12–04–10–0
Edessaikos 1–12–32–01–02–01–01–10–00–01–01–01–13–01–31–10–02–01–02–0
Kastoria 2–00–01–01–02–03–01–11–04–11–11–01–02–00–01–03–05–11–13–0
Kavala 1–01–02–15–03–00–13–02–11–01–02–14–04–01–02–04–02–14–04–0
Korinthos 1–03–01–26–11–13–01–01–13–10–01–11–00–00–01–01–01–20–00–0
Levadiakos 2–22–13–03–13–14–12–03–13–20–02–11–02–03–02–04–02–16–12–1
Makedonikos 3–11–01–02–11–11–11–11–02–21–00–03–00–11–13–02–01–02–03–2
Panserraikos 2–01–01–16–12–11–02–04–04–00–03–12–04–20–01–12–11–01–01–0
PAS Giannina 2–01–01–03–14–02–04–04–04–03–01–02–13–02–21–05–01–12–12–0
Proodeftiki 1–23–23–11–11–13–01–02–02–12–13–22–11–10–00–00–02–11–02–0
Rodos 1–10–02–22–01–21–10–22–22–02–11–01–20–22–11–03–10–21–11–0
Trikala 0–01–12–22–11–04–00–31–13–12–02–21–12–01–01–12–01–00–31–0
Veria 2–12–12–12–01–22–01–12–02–10–12–03–22–20–02–03–04–00–02–0
Xanthi 0–22–01–03–10–15–02–01–01–01–00–01–14–01–01–32–13–04–02–0
Source: [1]
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

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References

  1. 1 2 3 "Greece - List of Second Level Final Tables". rsssf.com.
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