Athenian derby

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Athenian derby
Native nameΑθηναϊκό ντέρμπι (Greek)
Other namesAEK–Panathinaikos derby
Location Nea Filadelfeia / Athens, Greece
Teams AEK Athens
Panathinaikos
First meeting6 January 1925
AFCA League
Panathinaikos 2–0 AEK Athens
Latest meeting24 April 2024
Super League
AEK Athens 3–0 Panathinaikos
Next meetingTBA
Stadiums Agia Sophia Stadium (AEK Athens)
Leoforos Alexandras Stadium (Panathinaikos)
Statistics
Most winsPanathinaikos (102)
Top scorer Vangelis Panakis (15)
Largest victoryAEK Athens 0–5 Panathinaikos
(29 April 1934)

The Athenian Derby is the football local derby in the Athens urban area, Greece, between AEK Athens, based in Nea Filadelfeia, a suburban town in the urban area and Athens-based Panathinaikos.

Contents

Statistics

Leoforos Alexandras Stadium, home of Panathinaikos Apostolos-nikolaidis.JPG
Leoforos Alexandras Stadium, home of Panathinaikos
Competition AEK Athens Panathinaikos
Greek League 1320
Greek Cup 1619
Greek Super Cup 23
Greek League Cup 10
Athens FCA League 517
Balkans Cup 01
Greater Greece Cup 01
Total3761

Head-to-head

Competition AEK Wins   Draws    PAO Wins AEK Goals PAO Goals
Super League 444859134155
Panhellenic Championship (1927–28 to 1958–59)3782240
Athens FCA League 121324--
Greek Cup 101294540
Greek Super Cup 02226
Total6974102205245
AEK ATHENSDRAWSPANATHINAIKOS
Greek Championship
At AEK Athens' home332328
At Panathinaikos' home163239
Total495567

Matches list

Athens FCA League

AEK–PanathinaikosPanathinaikos–AEK
SeasonDateVenueAtten.ScoreDateVenueAtten.Score
1924–25 06–01–1925 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium N/A0–208–03–1926 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium N/A1–0
1925–26 03–01–1926 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium N/A0–023–05–1926 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium N/A3–1
1926–27 05–06–1927 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium N/A1–119–06–1927 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium N/A1–0
1928–29 18–11–1928Rouf StadiumN/A2–4Suspended Leoforos Alexandras Stadium ——
1929–30 20–10–1929 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium N/A1–106–04–1930 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium N/A1–1
1930–31 09–11–1930 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium N/A1–2Suspended Leoforos Alexandras Stadium ——
1933–34 19–11–1933 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium N/A1–230–04–1934 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium N/A5–2
1936–37 06–02–1937Rouf StadiumN/A2–110–04–1937 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium N/A2–1
1937–38 10–04–1938Rouf StadiumN/A2–121–11–1937 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium N/A0–1
1938–39 30–10–1938Rouf StadiumN/A2–204–12–1938 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium N/A0–2
1939–40 12–11–1939 Nikos Goumas Stadium N/A1–028–01–1940 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium N/A0–4
1945–46 Suspended Nikos Goumas Stadium ——17–03–1946 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium N/A2–1
1946–47 02–03–1947 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium N/A0–224–11–1946 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium 13,0001–0
1947–48 04–04–1948 Nikos Goumas Stadium N/A1–230–11–1947 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium N/A4–0
1948–49 27–02–1949 Nikos Goumas Stadium 10,0002–410–10–1948 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium N/A1–2
1949–50 15–01–1950 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium 10,0002–109–07–1950 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium 1,0001–0
1950–51 05–11–1950 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium N/A4–221–01–1951 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium N/A1–1
1951–52 06–04–1952 Nikos Goumas Stadium 12,0002–111–11–1951 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium 15,0000–0
1952–53 07–12–1952 Nikos Goumas Stadium N/A2–022–02–1953 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium 20,0002–0
1953–54 13–12–1953 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium 12,0000–008–11–1953 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium 10,0001–0
1954–55 05–12–1954 Nikos Goumas Stadium N/A1–310–10–1954 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium 20,0003–0
1955–56 12–01–1956 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium N/A1–406–11–1955 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium 10,0002–1
1956–57 09–12–1956 Nikos Goumas Stadium N/A1–228–10–1956 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium 20,0001–1
1957–58 08–12–1957 Nikos Goumas Stadium N/A0–213–10–1957 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium 25,0000–1
1958–59 07–09–1958 Nikos Goumas Stadium 15,0001–102–11–1958 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium 25,0001–1

Super League Greece

AEK–PanathinaikosPanathinaikos–AEK
SeasonDateVenueAtten.ScoreDateVenueAtten.Score
1930–31 14–06–1931 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium N/A2–423–04–1931 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium N/A2–2
1931–32 13–03–1932 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium N/A0–129–05–1932 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium N/A3–1
1932–33 11–12–1932 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium N/A3–226–02–1933 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium N/A4–4
1933–34 29–04–1934 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium N/A0–525–02–1934 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium N/A4–1
1934–35 19–05–1935 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium N/A1–114–04–1935 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium N/A3–0
1935–36 15–03–1936Rouf StadiumN/A0–329–03–1936 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium N/A1–1
1938–39 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium N/A2–2 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium N/A0–2
1939–40 Nikos Goumas Stadium N/A1–0 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium N/A0–4
1953–54 13–06–1954 Nikos Goumas Stadium 15,0000–230–05–1954 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium N/A1–1
1957–58 15–06–1958 Nikos Goumas Stadium 12,0001–112–03–1958 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium 21,5301–1
1958–59 15–02–1959 Nikos Goumas Stadium 13,8112–117–05–1959 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium N/A1–2
1959–60 09–03–1960 Nikos Goumas Stadium 19,0901–008–11–1959 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium 22,9562–2
1960–61 26–02–1961 Nikos Goumas Stadium 23,8872–1 [note 1] 09–10–1960 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium 26,8003–2
1961–62 28–03–1962 Nikos Goumas Stadium 35,0002–319–11–1961 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium 24,7384–1
1962–63 12–05–1963 Nikos Goumas Stadium 34,9000–216–12–1962 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium 25,5141–1
1963–64 15–04–1964 Nikos Goumas Stadium 34,8250–129–09–1963 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium N/A5–4
1964–65 03–01–1965 Nikos Goumas Stadium 34,0542–206–06–1965 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium 24,9151–0
1965–66 03–04–1966 Nikos Goumas Stadium 30,9120–2 [note 2] 19–12–1965 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium 24,5352–3
1966–67 13–11–1966 Nikos Goumas Stadium 30,8550–005–03–1967 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium 24,0690–0
1967–68 18–02–1968 Nikos Goumas Stadium 30,8112–122–10–1967 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium 22,8871–1
1968–69 06–04–1969 Nikos Goumas Stadium 28,5651–201–12–1968 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium 22,8031–2
1969–70 22–10–1969 Nikos Goumas Stadium 30,0840–215–02–1970 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium 22,9680–1
1970–71 27–12–1970 Nikos Goumas Stadium 29,1741–123–06–1971 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium 25,3382–1
1971–72 17–10–1971 Nikos Goumas Stadium 29,9662–127–02–1972 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium 24,8171–2
1972–73 30–04–1973 Nikos Goumas Stadium 25,0420–217–12–1972 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium 24,7603–1
1973–74 03–03–1974 Nikos Goumas Stadium 29,8000–214–10–1973 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium 24,7281–0
1974–75 20–04–1975 Nikos Goumas Stadium 28,8664–322–12–1974 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium 24,5100–0
1975–76 11–04–1976 Nikos Goumas Stadium 29,0100–114–12–1975 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium 24,9602–2
1976–77 26–12–1976 Nikos Goumas Stadium 29,1060–215–05–1977 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium 24,2002–0
1977–78 05–03–1978 Nikos Goumas Stadium 29,8062–030–10–1977Municipal Stadium of Chalkida14,1501–1
1978–79 08–04–1979 Nikos Goumas Stadium 28,7891–010–12–1978 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium 23,1502–2
1979–80 07–10–1979 Nikos Goumas Stadium 36,1000–103–02–1980 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium 23,2001–0
1980–81 30–11–1980 Nikos Goumas Stadium 36,7660–010–05–1981 Karaiskakis Stadium 25,3870–0
1981–82 21–02–1982 Nikos Goumas Stadium 34,3291–027–09–1981 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium 23,7203–0
1982–83 03–04–1983 Nikos Goumas Stadium 34,0384–128–11–1982 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium 24,0001–2
1983–84 11–12–1983 Nikos Goumas Stadium 26,6340–215–04–1984 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium 24,3990–0
1984–85 07–04–1985 Nikos Goumas Stadium 32,3411–125–11–1984 Athens Olympic Stadium 72,7323–2
1985–86 27–04–1986 Athens Olympic Stadium 64,5420–005–01–1986 Athens Olympic Stadium 74,4932–1
1986–87 03–05–1987 Athens Olympic Stadium 36,4560–322–12–1986 Athens Olympic Stadium 37,4521–1
1987–88 24–04–1988 Nikos Goumas Stadium 27,7082–203–01–1988 Athens Olympic Stadium 59,4811–1
1988–89 05–02–1989 Nikos Goumas Stadium 28,3990–025–09–1988 Athens Olympic Stadium 60,1450–1
1989–90 06–05–1990 Nikos Goumas Stadium 25,4701–117–12–1989 Athens Olympic Stadium 51,7970–0
1990–91 25–11–1990 Nikos Goumas Stadium 21,7161–231–03–1991 Athens Olympic Stadium 31,6424–0
1991–92 08–09–1991 Nikos Goumas Stadium 25,6390–009–02–1992 Athens Olympic Stadium 40,8822–0
1992–93 04–04–1993 Nikos Goumas Stadium 29,9453–122–11–1992 Athens Olympic Stadium 40,2171–1
1993–94 23–01–1994 Nikos Goumas Stadium 17,4452–011–09–1993 Athens Olympic Stadium 30,2571–2
1994–95 07–11–1994 Nikos Goumas Stadium 19,5060–125–03–1995 Athens Olympic Stadium 32,3363–0
1995–96 18–11–1995 Nikos Goumas Stadium 16,9851–010–04–1996 Athens Olympic Stadium N/A1–0
1996–97 12–04–1997 Nikos Goumas Stadium 8,8923–015–12–1996 Athens Olympic Stadium 20,3132–0
1997–98 27–10–1997 Nikos Goumas Stadium 19,5162–101–03–1998 Athens Olympic Stadium 30,0930–1
1998–99 13–12–1998 Nikos Goumas Stadium 14,1272–012–05–1999 Athens Olympic Stadium 18,3470–0
1999–00 26–09–1999 Karaiskakis Stadium 17,6191–213–02–2000 Athens Olympic Stadium 23,8801–0
2000–01 07–01–2001 Nikos Goumas Stadium 12,3011–107–05–2001 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium 4,1090–1
2001–02 04–11–2001 Nikos Goumas Stadium 13,1692–003–03–2002 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium 15,1662–0
2002–03 14–09–2002 Nikos Goumas Stadium 13,8011–009–02–2003 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium 12,4392–1
2003–04 21–09–2003 Nea Smyrni Stadium 9,4722–201–02–2004 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium 10,6452–1
2004–05 09–01–2005 Athens Olympic Stadium 44,1931–015–05–2005 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium Cl. doors0–0
2005–06 23–10–2005 Athens Olympic Stadium 28,6233–005–03–2006 Athens Olympic Stadium 31,4461–0
2006–07 18–02–2007 Athens Olympic Stadium 19,8101–423–10–2006 Athens Olympic Stadium 33,1991–2
2007–08 02–03–2008 Athens Olympic Stadium 40,6101–111–11–2007 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium 15,2022–1
2008–09 31–08–2008 Athens Olympic Stadium 30,1402–104–01–2009 Athens Olympic Stadium 42,0180–0
2009–10 27–09–2009 Athens Olympic Stadium 22,4230–131–01–2010 Athens Olympic Stadium 47,3791–1
2010–11 24–10–2010 Athens Olympic Stadium 27,9571–013–02–2011 Athens Olympic Stadium 37,2583–1
2011–12 11–03–2012 Athens Olympic Stadium 14,2702–006–11–2011 Athens Olympic Stadium 32,9293–2
2012–13 03–03–2013 Athens Olympic Stadium 16,9190–204–11–2012 Athens Olympic Stadium 12,5281–0
2015–16 28–02–2016 Athens Olympic Stadium 20,9301–001–11–2015 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium 15,6400–0
2016–17 02–04–2017 Athens Olympic Stadium 18,5262–315–01–2017 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium 6,9550–0
2017–18 01–04–2018 Athens Olympic Stadium 27,1063–019–11–2017 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium 8,7341–1
2018–19 09–03–2019 Athens Olympic Stadium 10,1450–003–11–2018 Athens Olympic Stadium 24,7310–0
2019–20 09–02–2020 Athens Olympic Stadium 20,3741–010–11–2019 Athens Olympic Stadium 11,0563–2
2020–21 06–12–2020 Athens Olympic Stadium Cl. doors1–228–02–2021 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium Cl. doors1–1
2021–22 05–12–2021 Athens Olympic Stadium 17,5441–0 [3] 27–02–2022 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium 5,9433–0 [4]
2022–23 08–01–2023 Agia Sophia Stadium 31,1001–0 [5] 11–09–2022 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium 13,9432–1 [6]
2023–24 14–01–2024 Agia Sophia Stadium Cl. doors2–225–09–2023 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium 16,0021–2

Play-off match

AEK–PanathinaikosPanathinaikos–AEK
SeasonDateVenueAtten.ScoreDateVenueAtten.Score
1959–60 31–07–1960 Karaiskakis Stadium [note 3] 20,9232–1
1962–63 23–06–1963 Nikos Goumas Stadium 35,0003–3 [note 4]
1979–80 24–05–1980 Karaiskakis Stadium [note 5] 18,3501–0
2007–08 14–05–2008 Athens Olympic Stadium 5,0321–130–04–2008 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium 8,5284–1
2008–09 31–05–2009 Athens Olympic Stadium 30,4350–213–05–2009 Athens Olympic Stadium 22,9801–1
2010–11 25–05–2011 Athens Olympic Stadium Cl. doors0–212–05–2011 Athens Olympic Stadium 8,8311–1
2011–12 07–05–2012 Athens Olympic Stadium 6,0182–020–05–2012 Athens Olympic Stadium 11,2601–0
2015–16 26–05–2016 Athens Olympic Stadium 6,9193–123–05–2016 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium 8,0183–0
2016–17 21–05–2017 Athens Olympic Stadium 5,3181–024–05–2017 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium 3,8571–0
2019–20 07–06–2020 Athens Olympic Stadium Cl. doors1–112–07–2020 Athens Olympic Stadium Cl. doors1–3
2020–21 21–04–2021 Athens Olympic Stadium Cl. doors1–109–05–2021 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium Cl. doors0–1
2021–22 08–05–2022 Athens Olympic Stadium 15,5190–013–03–2022 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium 5,4971–1
2022–23 19–03–2023 Agia Sophia Stadium 30,4500–030–04–2023 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium 13,3730–0
2023–24 24–04–2024 Agia Sophia Stadium 31,1003–003–04–2024 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium 12,1012–1

Greek Cup

SeasonRoundLegDateVenueMatchScoreWinner
1947–48 Final20–06–1948 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium PAO – AEK2–1PAO
1948–49 Final19–06–1949 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium PAO – AEK0–0( a.e.t. ); (aband.)AEK
Replay 03–07–1949 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium PAO – AEK1–2( a.e.t. )
1949–50 Semi-finals30–04–1950 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium PAO – AEK1–1( a.e.t. )AEK
Replay 11–05–1950 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium PAO – AEK1–3( a.e.t. )
1951–52 Quarter-finals10–02–1952 Nikos Goumas Stadium AEK – PAO1–1( a.e.t. )AEK
Replay 30–03–1952 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium PAO – AEK0–0( a.e.t. ); (draw)
1955–56 Semi-finals13–06–1956 Nikos Goumas Stadium AEK – PAO2–1AEK
1958–59 Round of 1613–05–1959 Karaiskakis Stadium AEK – PAO1–0 [note 6] AEK
1966–67 Quarter-finals25–06–1967 Nikos Goumas Stadium AEK – PAO1–2PAO
1969–70 Round of 3222–03–1970 Nikos Goumas Stadium AEK – PAO1–1( a.e.t. ); (3–5 p)PAO
1977–78 Round of 3201–02–1978 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium PAO – AEK0–1AEK
1980–81 Round of 161st Leg07–01–1981 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium PAO – AEK3–2AEK
2nd Leg04–02–1981 Nikos Goumas Stadium AEK – PAO1–0 (away)
1985–86 Semi-finals1st Leg11–05–1986 Athens Olympic Stadium AEK – PAO2–2PAO
2nd Leg19–05–1986 Athens Olympic Stadium PAO – AEK2–1
1993–94 Group Stage08–09–1993 Nikos Goumas Stadium AEK – PAO2–2Both
Final20–04–1994 Athens Olympic Stadium PAO – AEK3–3( a.e.t. ); (4–2 p)PAO
1994–95 Final19–04–1995 Athens Olympic Stadium PAO – AEK1–0( a.e.t. )PAO
1995–96 Group Stage08–11–1995 Athens Olympic Stadium PAO – AEK3–1Both
Quarter-finals1st Leg31–01–1996 Nikos Goumas Stadium AEK – PAO3–1AEK
2nd Leg14–02–1996 Athens Olympic Stadium PAO – AEK2–2
1996–97 Final16–04–1997 Karaiskakis Stadium AEK – PAO0–0( a.e.t. ); (5–3 p)AEK
2000–01 Group Stage13–08–2000 Athens Olympic Stadium PAO – AEK2–1 Both
29–11–2000 Nikos Goumas Stadium AEK – PAO3–1
2003–04 Semi-finals1st Leg27–03–2004 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium PAO – AEK2–2PAO
2nd Leg07–04–2004 Giannis Pathiakakis Stadium AEK – PAO0–1
2004–05 Round of 161st Leg27–01–2005 Athens Olympic Stadium AEK – PAO1–1AEK
2nd Leg03–02–2005 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium PAO – AEK1–3
2010–11 Quarter-finals1st Leg19–01–2011 Athens Olympic Stadium PAO – AEK0–2AEK
2nd Leg02–02–2011 Athens Olympic Stadium AEK – PAO2–3

• Series won: AEK Athens 11, Panathinaikos 7.

Greek Super Cup

SeasonDateVenueAtten.Score
1988–89 30–08–1989 Athens Olympic Stadium 39,3001–1 (6–5 p)
1992–93 18–08–1993 Athens Olympic Stadium 35,0000–1
1993–94 17–08–1994 Athens Olympic Stadium 15,4570–3
1995–96 11–08–1996 Karaiskakis Stadium 21,9261–1 (8–9 p)

Top scorers

AEK AthensLeagueCupTotalPanathinaikosLeagueCupTotal
Flag of Greece.svg Mimis Papaioannou 9110 Flag of Greece.svg Vangelis Panakis 15015
Flag of Greece.svg Kostas Nestoridis 808 Flag of Greece.svg Antonis Antoniadis 10111
Flag of Greece.svg Kostas Nikolaidis 80 Flag of Poland.svg Krzysztof Warzycha 6410
Flag of Greece.svg Nikos Lyberopoulos 437 Flag of Greece.svg Dimitris Saravakos 729
Flag of Greece.svg Alexis Alexandris 426 Flag of Greece.svg Panagiotis Sourmelis 808
Flag of Greece.svg Thomas Mavros 505 Flag of Greece.svg Andreas Papaemmanouil 71
Flag of Greece.svg Giannis Kanakis 41 Flag of Greece.svg Nikos Simos 53
Flag of Greece.svg Manolis Kountouris 41 Flag of Greece.svg Mimis Domazos 707
Flag of Greece.svg Kleanthis Maropoulos 41 Flag of Greece.svg Antonis Tsolinas 70

Head-to-head ranking in Super League Greece

P. 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23
11111111111111111111111111111
2222222222222222222222222222222222222
333333333333333333333333333333333
4444444444444
55555555555
6666
777
88
9
10
1111
12
13
14
1515
16
17
18
Beta Ethniki
11
Gamma Ethniki
11

• Total: AEK Athens 26 times higher, Panathinaikos 38 times higher.

Personnel at both clubs

Players

Managers

Notes

  1. ↑ Abandoned at the 88th minute, while the score was 2–2. Awarded a 0–2 by w/o. [1]
  2. ↑ The match was abandoned at the 88th minute due to fan incidents, while the score was 1–2 for Panathinaikos. Awarded a 0–2 by w/o. [2]
  3. ↑ Neutral ground.
  4. ↑ The game was played at Nikos Goumas Stadium after a agreement by both clubs. Since there were no extra time or penalty shoot-out regulations, AEK Athens won the championship due to better goal ratio.
  5. ↑ Neutral ground.
  6. ↑ The original match was played on 26 April 1959 at Nikos Goumas Stadium. It was interrupted in the 54th minute, while there was no score (0–0).
  7. ↑ Returned to Panthinaikos in 1980 after joining AEK for 1+1⁄2 seasons.
  8. ↑ Returned to Panthinaikos in 1997 after joining AEK for 2 seasons.
  9. ↑ Returned to AEK in 2017 after joining Panthinaikos for 3+1⁄2 seasons.

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  2. ↑ "ΑΕΚ – ΠΑΝΑΘΗΝΑΪΚΟΣ: Το επεισοδιακό φινάλε του 1966 και το θρίλερ του 75". sportday.gr.
  3. ↑ Παπαμακάριος, Πέτρος (5 December 2021). "ΑΕΚ – Παναθηναϊκός 1-0: Με Σιμάνσκι και Στάνκοβιτς πήρε το ντέρμπι και παρέμεινε στο κυνήγι του Ολυμπιακού". sport24.gr (in Greek). Online.
  4. ↑ Παπαμακάριος, Πέτρος (27 February 2022). "Παναθηναϊκός – ΑΕΚ 3-0: Με τριάρα πήρε το πρώτο φετινό ντέρμπι και "κλείδωσε" τα playoffs". sport24.gr (in Greek). Online.
  5. ↑ Τσανάκας, Γιώργος (2023). "Έσπασε το αήττητο του Παναθηναϊκού και έβαλε… μπουρλότο στο πρωτάθλημα η ΑΕΚ!". sport-fm.gr (in Greek). Online.
  6. ↑ Τζουβάρας, Θωμάς (2022). "Παναθηναϊκός – ΑΕΚ 2-1: Μόνος πρώτος και αήττητος, έβαψε πράσινο το ντέρμπι με ανατροπή". sport24.gr (in Greek). Online.
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