Double-headed eagles derby

Double-headed eagles derby
	PAOK vs AEK (1–1) at Toumba Stadium ; during the 1989–90 season.
Native name	Ντέρμπι των Δικέφαλων Αετών (Greek)
Location	Nea Filadelfeia – Thessaloniki,; Greece
Teams	AEK Athens ; PAOK
First meeting	8 March 1931; Panhellenic Championship ; AEK Athens 1–1 PAOK
Latest meeting	7th April 2024; Super League ; AEK Athens 2–2 PAOK
Next meeting	28th April 2024
Stadiums	Agia Sophia Stadium (AEK Athens); Toumba Stadium (PAOK)
Statistics
Most wins	AEK Athens (83)
Top scorer	Kostas Nestoridis (17)
Largest victory	PAOK 6–1 AEK Athens; (3 February 1982)

Last updated April 08, 2024

The Double-headed eagles derby is a football derby between AEK Athens and PAOK. Both teams have the same roots, being refugees from Constantinople (AEK in Nea Filadelfeia, a suburban town in the Athens agglomeration, and PAOK in Thessaloniki), after the Greco-Turkish War, the Asia Minor Catastrophe and the population exchange. Both teams use the same emblem (Double-headed eagle), to reminisce the Byzantine Empire, but in different colors (black and yellow for AEK, black and white for PAOK). The very first match between the two teams took place in Leoforos Alexandras Stadium in Athens during the final phase of the 1930–31 Panhellenic Championship (8 March 1931; score: 1–1). The rivalry used to remain on-pitch for several years. However, since the Greek Cup Final of 2017 there is an ongoing, intense and overall exaggeration of the rivalry, further boosted after the championship conquered by AEK in 2018, when PAOK were deducted 3 points by court decision and AEK were given 3 points, which adjudged the title holder.^[1]

Statistics

Major honours won
Competition	AEK	PAOK
Greek League	13	3
Greek Cup	16	8
Greek League Cup	1	–
Greek Super Cup	2	–
Greater Greece Cup	–	1
Total	32	12

	AEK wins	Draws	PAOK wins
Panhellenic Championship (1927–28 - 1958–59)
At AEK home	5	1	1
At PAOK home	3	3	1
Total	8	4	2
Super League Greece (1959–60 - present)^{[note 1]}
At AEK home	49	16	9
At PAOK home	15	25	33
Total	64	41	42
Greek Cup
At AEK home	4	2	6
At PAOK home	3	2	9
Neutral field	4	0	1
Total	11	4	16
Total
	83	49	60

Record Greek League win
- AEK
  - Home: AEK – PAOK 6–2, Nikos Goumas Stadium, 24 April 1958
    (Tsanoulas 9', 21', 38', 74', Kanakis 73', Nestoridis 87' – Gientzis 23', Kiourtzis 54')
    and AEK – PAOK 6–2, Nikos Goumas Stadium, 13 May 1962
    (Zagylos 16', Nestoridis 24', 90', Tsachouridis 58', Gouvas 60', Skevofilakas 74' – Giakoumis 2', 50')
    and AEK – PAOK 6–2, Nikos Goumas Stadium, 8 May 2002
    (Tsiartas 2', Nikolaidis 24', 53', Lakis 41', Konstantinidis 62', Ivić 90'+2' – Voskaridis 85', 89')
  - Away: PAOK – AEK 0–4, Toumba Stadium, 13 April 2008
    (Papastathopoulos 20', Blanco 23', Liberopoulos 25', Kallon 82')
- PAOK
  - Home: PAOK – AEK 5–0, Toumba Stadium, 19 December 1982
    (Koudas 11', Kostikos 50', Dimopoulos 60', 69', 85')
  - Away: AEK – PAOK 1–3, Corinth Municipal Stadium, 1 May 1983
    (Pellios 33' o.g. – Vasilakos 61', 90'+1', Koudas 82')
Record Greek Cup win
- AEK
  - Home: AEK – PAOK 4–0, Nikos Goumas Stadium, 18 April 1965
    (Nestoridis 35' pen., 67', Papageorgiou 64', Papaioannou 89')
  - Away: PAOK – AEK 0–4, Toumba Stadium, 6 February 2002
    (Tsiartas 27' pen., Lakis 39', Nikolaidis 47', Ivić 89')
- PAOK
  - Home: PAOK – AEK 6–1, Toumba Stadium, 3 February 1982
    (Koudas 8', Dimopoulos 27', 52', 72', Guerino 66', Siggas 69' – Mavros 25')
  - Away: AEK – PAOK 0–2, Chalcis Municipal Stadium, 10 June 1981
    (Damanakis 52', Georgopoulos 81')
Attendance record
- In Athens
  - Greek League: 54,800 Athens Olympic Stadium, 14 September 1985
  - Greek Cup: 72,240 Athens Olympic Stadium, 29 June 1983
- In Thessaloniki
  - Greek League: 45,252 Toumba Stadium, 19 December 1976
  - Greek Cup: 44,045 Toumba Stadium, 9 February 1977

Matches list

Panhellenic Championship (1927–28 - 1958–59)

	AEK – PAOK					PAOK – AEK
Season	R.	Date	Venue	Atten.	Score	R.	Date	Venue	Atten.	Score
1930–31	3	08–03–1931	Leoforos Alexandras Stadium	N/A	1–1	13	12–07–1931	Iraklis Stadium	N/A	1–2
1931–32	1	21–02–1932	Leoforos Alexandras Stadium	N/A	2–0	8	02–05–1932	Sintrivani Stadium	N/A	2–2
1935–36	10	22–03–1936	Rouf Stadium	N/A	2–0	5	02–02–1936	Sintrivani Stadium	N/A	4–1
1939–40	F1	09–06–1940	Nikos Goumas Stadium	3,000	1–0	F2	16–06–1940	Sintrivani Stadium	N/A	3–4
1953–54	5	16–05–1954	Nikos Goumas Stadium	15,000	3–1	9	20–06–1954	Sintrivani Stadium	10,000	2–2
1957–58	11	24–04–1958	Nikos Goumas Stadium	8,000	6–2	21	06–07–1958	Kleanthis Vikelidis Stadium	6,000	1–1
1958–59	3	01–02–1959	Nikos Goumas Stadium	7,295	0–1	12	12–04–1959	Sintrivani Stadium	6,999	1–3

Super League Greece (1959–60 - present)

	AEK – PAOK					PAOK – AEK
Season	R.	Date	Venue	Atten.	Score	R.	Date	Venue	Atten.	Score
1959–60	23	08–05–1960	Nikos Goumas Stadium	13,000	3–1	8	13–12–1959	Toumba Stadium	14,230	1–2
1960–61	15	29–01–1961	Nikos Goumas Stadium	15,000	3–0	30	25–06–1961	Toumba Stadium	5,000	1–1
1961–62	26	13–05–1962	Nikos Goumas Stadium	11,000	6–2	11	10–12–1961	Toumba Stadium	13,276	1–2
1962–63	26	05–05–1963	Nikos Goumas Stadium	18,470	5–1	11	09–12–1962	Toumba Stadium	14,442	0–3
1963–64	16	12–01–1964	Nikos Goumas Stadium	18,762	3–1	1	15–09–1963	Toumba Stadium	19,912	1–0
1964–65	11	20–12–1964	Nikos Goumas Stadium	12,897	1–0	26	16–05–1965	Toumba Stadium	9,377	1–1
1965–66	21	17–04–1966	Nikos Goumas Stadium	9,814	5–1	6	02–01–1966	Toumba Stadium	13,225	1–1
1966–67	20	12–03–1967	Nikos Goumas Stadium	13,443	2–0	5	20–11–1966	Toumba Stadium	19,640	1–0
1967–68	4	15–11–1967	Nikos Goumas Stadium	12,295	2–0	21	25–02–1968	Toumba Stadium	22,156	1–2
1968–69	4	20–10–1968	Karaiskakis Stadium	26,336	0–1	21	23–02–1969	Toumba Stadium	18,247	1–1
1969–70	8	23–11–1969	Nikos Goumas Stadium	26,042	2–0	25	29–03–1970	Toumba Stadium	21,716	4–0
1970–71	2	27–09–1970	Nikos Goumas Stadium	29,406	2–0	19	07–02–1971	Toumba Stadium	25,660	0–0
1971–72	1	19–09–1971	Nikos Goumas Stadium	28,581	1–0	18	30–01–1972	Toumba Stadium	35,411	2–0
1972–73	27	15–04–1973	Nikos Goumas Stadium	29,654	0–2	10	03–12–1972	Toumba Stadium	39,554	0–0
1973–74	26	07–04–1974	Nikos Goumas Stadium	17,549	0–0	9	02–12–1973	Toumba Stadium	26,426	3–0
1974–75	29	04–05–1975	Nikos Goumas Stadium	16,606	3–1	12	05–01–1975	Toumba Stadium	39,017	1–1
1975–76	12	11–01–1976	Kostas Davourlis Stadium	20,105	0–0	27	02–05–1976	Toumba Stadium	45,010	1–0
1976–77	28	01–05–1977	Nikos Goumas Stadium	22,161	1–0	11	19–12–1976	Toumba Stadium	45,252	0–0
1977–78	33	14–05–1978	Nikos Goumas Stadium	21,741	2–0	16	08–01–1978	Toumba Stadium	17,552	1–1
1978–79	2	10–09–1978	Nikos Goumas Stadium	27,854	3–2	19	11–02–1979	Toumba Stadium	41,909	2–1
1979–80	20	10–02–1980	Nikos Goumas Stadium	26,949	3–1	3	14–10–1979	Toumba Stadium	24,082	4–0
1980–81	19	01–02–1981	Nikos Goumas Stadium	21,973	4–0	2	14–09–1980	Kaftanzoglio Stadium	36,964	1–2
1981–82	14	03–01–1982	Nikos Goumas Stadium	23,915	1–1	31	09–05–1982	Toumba Stadium	15,706	1–1
1982–83	27	01–05–1983	Korinthos Stadium	6,704	1–3	10	19–12–1982	Toumba Stadium	10,468	5–0
1983–84	17	22–01–1984	Nikos Goumas Stadium	14,517	4–0	2	11–09–1983	Serres Municipal Stadium	11,886	1–0
1984–85	5	04–11–1984	Nikos Goumas Stadium	23,356	2–2	20	10–03–1985	Toumba Stadium	40,506	1–1
1985–86	2	14–09–1985	Athens Olympic Stadium	54,800	1–0	17	26–01–1986	Toumba Stadium	24,113	2–1
1986–87	9	06–12–1986	Athens Olympic Stadium	18,349	1–2	24	05–04–1987	Toumba Stadium	14,167	1–0
1987–88	16	24–01–1988	Nikos Goumas Stadium	26,217	1–0	1	06–09–1987	Toumba Stadium	33,243	2–2
1988–89	30	21–05–1989	Nikos Goumas Stadium	25,934	0–0	15	15–01–1989	Toumba Stadium	31,969	0–1
1989–90	18	28–01–1990	Nikos Goumas Stadium	18,255	2–1	1	17–09–1989	Toumba Stadium	35,346	1–1
1990–91	29	28–04–1991	Nikos Goumas Stadium	10,454	0–0	12	23–12–1990	Toumba Stadium	13,782	1–1
1991–92	17	25–01–1992	Nikos Goumas Stadium	9,562	3–1	34	07–06–1992	Toumba Stadium	6,184	2–2
1992–93	11	29–11–1992	Nikos Goumas Stadium	19,220	3–1	28	10–04–1993	Toumba Stadium	9,267	2–1
1993–94	23	06–02–1994	Nikos Goumas Stadium	9,479	2–0	6	25–09–1993	Toumba Stadium	11,248	0–0
1994–95	3	18–09–1994	Nikos Goumas Stadium	11,517	4–3	20	19–02–1995	Toumba Stadium	13,509	1–1
1995–96	26	23–03–1996	Nikos Goumas Stadium	7,700	4–0	9	06–11–1995	Toumba Stadium	7,946	1–3^{[note 2]}
1996–97	31	04–05–1997	Nikos Goumas Stadium	11,250	1–2	14	05–01–1997	Toumba Stadium	24,056	0–0
1997–98	18	18–01–1998	Nikos Goumas Stadium	22,129	3–0	1	31–08–1997	Toumba Stadium	30,347	0–0
1998–99	26	18–04–1999	Nikos Goumas Stadium	14,139	2–0	9	07–11–1998	Toumba Stadium	13,535	2–1
1999–00	18	05–02–2000	Nikos Goumas Stadium	10,082	2–0	1	20–09–1999	Toumba Stadium	22,226	4–4
2000–01	29	19–05–2001	Nikos Goumas Stadium	6,070	3–2	14	14–01–2001	Toumba Stadium	7,038	2–1
2001–02	26	08–05–2002	Nikos Goumas Stadium	11,079	6–2	13	27–01–2002	Toumba Stadium	21,542	3–2
2002–03	9	01–12–2002	Nikos Goumas Stadium	5,188	3–4	24	22–03–2003	Toumba Stadium	11,340	0–1
2003–04	9	01–11–2003	Giannis Pathiakakis Stadium	2,134	3–1	24	21–03–2004	Toumba Stadium	24,829	3–2
2004–05	25	10–04–2005	Athens Olympic Stadium	35,994	2–0	10	05–12–2004	Toumba Stadium	9,568	1–1
2005–06	12	04–12–2005	Athens Olympic Stadium	24,677	2–1	27	09–04–2006	Toumba Stadium	10,367	2–1
2006–07	1	19–08–2006	Athens Olympic Stadium	23,109	0–0	16	06–01–2007	Toumba Stadium	15,686	2–0
2007–08	14	30–12–2007	Athens Olympic Stadium	24,257	2–0	29	13–04–2008	Toumba Stadium	11,569	0–4
2008–09	17	11–01–2009	Athens Olympic Stadium	19,194	1–0	2	14–09–2008	Toumba Stadium	25,203	1–1
2008–09	p-o	20–05–2009	Athens Olympic Stadium	14,831	3–1	p-o	17–05–2009	Toumba Stadium	28,703	0–1
2009–10	12	28–11–2009	Athens Olympic Stadium	15,942	1–0	27	21–03–2010	Toumba Stadium	18,589	0–1
2009–10	p-o	28–04–2010	Athens Olympic Stadium	11,807	0–0	p-o	16–05–2010	Toumba Stadium	25,303	1–0
2010–11	25	06–03–2011	Athens Olympic Stadium	5,518	4–0	10	13–11–2010	Toumba Stadium	18,453	2–1
2010–11	p-o	15–05–2011	Athens Olympic Stadium	Cl. doors	3–0	p-o	18–05–2011	Toumba Stadium	19,075	2–1
2011–12	19	29–01–2012	Athens Olympic Stadium	6,110	0–2	4	25–09–2011	Toumba Stadium	19,235	3–0
2011–12	p-o	16–05–2012	Athens Olympic Stadium	8,293	2–0	p-o	02–05–2012	Toumba Stadium	9,771	1–0
2012–13	22	16–02–2013	Athens Olympic Stadium	15,105	0–0	7	20–10–2012	Toumba Stadium	15,239	1–0
2015–16	19	24–02–2016	Athens Olympic Stadium	13,792	1–0	4	23–09–2015	Toumba Stadium	21,199	2–1
2015–16	p-o	25–05–2016	Athens Olympic Stadium	10,880	0–0	p-o	11–05–2016	Toumba Stadium	Cl. doors	2–1
2016–17	24	12–03–2017	Athens Olympic Stadium	11,879	3–0	9	30–10–2016	Toumba Stadium	18,741	1–0
2016–17	p-o	28–05–2017	Athens Olympic Stadium	3,552	1–0	p-o	14–05–2017	Toumba Stadium	15,413	0–1
2017–18	10	05–11–2017	Athens Olympic Stadium	14,056	1–0	25	11–03–2018	Toumba Stadium	21,431	0–3^{[note 3]}
2018–19	19	03–02–2019	Athens Olympic Stadium	24,291	1–1	4	23–09–2018	Toumba Stadium	23,763	2–0
2019–20	5	29–09–2019	Athens Olympic Stadium	32,576	2–2	18	12–01–2020	Toumba Stadium	21,332	1–0
2019–20	p-o	15–07–2020	Athens Olympic Stadium	Cl. doors	0–0	p-o	01–07–2020	Toumba Stadium	Cl. doors	0–2
2020–21	5	18–10–2020	Athens Olympic Stadium	Cl. doors	1–1	18	24–01–2021	Toumba Stadium	Cl. doors	2–2
2020–21	p-o	05–05–2021	Athens Olympic Stadium	Cl. doors	1–2	p-o	21–03–2021	Toumba Stadium	Cl. doors	3–1
2021–22	17	02–03–2022	Athens Olympic Stadium	4,541	1–1	4	26–09–2021	Toumba Stadium	10,326	2–0
2021–22	p-o	20–03–2022	Athens Olympic Stadium	8,075	0–1	p-o	01–05–2022	Toumba Stadium	6,922	1–1
2022–23	10	30–10–2022	Agia Sophia Stadium	31,100	2–0	23	19–02–2023	Toumba Stadium	18,410	2–0
2022–23	p-o	26–04–2023	Agia Sophia Stadium	30,570	4–0	p-o	02–04–2023	Toumba Stadium	21,771	0–1
2023–24	9	30–10–2023	Agia Sophia Stadium	31,100	2–0	22	11–02–2024	Toumba Stadium	Cl. doors	1–1
2023–24	p-o	07–04–2024	Agia Sophia Stadium		2–2	p-o	28–04–2024	Toumba Stadium

•There were no games in 2013–14 and 2014–15 seasons due to the relegation of AEK to lower divisions.

Greek Cup

^[2]

Season	Round	AEK – PAOK				PAOK – AEK				Winner
Season	Round	Date	Venue	Atten.	Score	Date	Venue	Atten.	Score	Winner
1931–32	Semi-finals	18–10–1931	Leoforos Alexandras Stadium	N/A	2–1					AEK
1938–39	Final	28–05–1939	Leoforos Alexandras Stadium	N/A	2–1					AEK
1963–64	Round of 16					24–05–1964	Toumba Stadium	9,061	0–3 ( a.e.t. )	AEK
1964–65	Round of 16	18–04–1965	Nikos Goumas Stadium	11,066	4–0					AEK
1970–71	Semi-finals					26–05–1971	Toumba Stadium	28,815	3–2	PAOK
1973–74	Round of 16					24–02–1974	Toumba Stadium	23,597	3–1	PAOK
1976–77	Round of 16					09–02–1977	Toumba Stadium	44,045	2–1	PAOK
1977–78	Final	04–06–1978	Karaiskakis Stadium	23,483	2–0					AEK
1979–80	Round of 16					20–02–1980	Toumba Stadium	28,151	1–0	PAOK
1980–81	Semi-finals	10–06–1981	Municipal Stadium of Chalkida	12,736	0–2	03–06–1981	Toumba Stadium	26,674	1–0	PAOK
1981–82	Round of 16	24–02–1982	Nikos Goumas Stadium	7,117	2–2	03–02–1982	Toumba Stadium	19,550	6–1	PAOK
1982–83	Final	29–06–1983	Athens Olympic Stadium	72,240	2–0					AEK
1991–92	Semi-finals	15–04–1992	Nikos Goumas Stadium	15,153	2–0	29–04–1992	Toumba Stadium	21,388	3–0 ( a.e.t. )	PAOK
2001–02	Quarter-finals	30–01–2002	Nikos Goumas Stadium	6,310	2–1	06–02–2002	Toumba Stadium	15,109	0–4	AEK
2002–03	Semi-finals	23–04–2003	Nikos Goumas Stadium	10,082	0–1	07–05–2003	Toumba Stadium	8,363	1–1	PAOK
2010–11	Semi-finals	02–03–2011	Athens Olympic Stadium	16,928	0–0	16–03–2011	Toumba Stadium	23,105	0–1	AEK
2011–12	Round of 16					18–01–2012	Toumba Stadium	15,095	2–0	PAOK
2016–17	Final					06–05–2017	Panthessaliko Stadium	19,236	2–1	PAOK
2017–18	Final	12–05–2018	Athens Olympic Stadium	35,545	0–2					PAOK
2018–19	Final	11–05–2019	Athens Olympic Stadium	Cl. doors	0–1					PAOK
2020–21	Semi-finals	07–04–2021	Athens Olympic Stadium	Cl. doors	0–1	29–04–2021	Toumba Stadium	Cl. doors	2–1	PAOK
2021–22	Quarter-finals	09–02–2022	Athens Olympic Stadium	Cl. doors	1–2	19–01–2022	Toumba Stadium	Cl. doors	0–0	PAOK
2022–23	Final	24–05–2023	Panthessaliko Stadium	Cl. doors	2–0					AEK

• Series won: AEK 9, PAOK 14.

Top scorers

AEK Athens	League	Cup	Total	PAOK	League	Cup	Total
Kostas Nestoridis	14	3	17	Neto Guerino	6	3	9
Mimis Papaioannou	12	3	15	Christos Dimopoulos	4	5	9
Thomas Mavros	8	4	12	Giorgos Koudas	6	1	7
Demis Nikolaidis	10	1	11	Ioannis Giakoumis	6	0	6
Christos Kostis	7	0	7	Stavros Sarafis	5	1	6
Vasilios Tsiartas	5	2	7	Vasilios Vasilakos ^{[note 4]}	5	0	5
Andreas Stamatiadis	6	0	6	Ioannis Okkas	4	1
Vasilis Dimitriadis	6	0		Stefanos Athanasiadis	4	1
Ismael Blanco	6	0		Vieirinha	4	1
Nikos Liberopoulos	5	0	5	Dimitris Paridis	3	2

Penalties and red cards

Including all the Alpha Ethniki and Greek Cup games since 1959–60.

Season	Match	Penalties for AEK (25)	Penalties for PAOK (21)
1961–62	PAOK – AEK 1–2	Nestoridis 14'	Kiourtzis 70'
1962–63	AEK – PAOK 5–1	Nestoridis 36'
1964–65 (Cup)	AEK – PAOK 4–0	Nestoridis 35'
1965–66	AEK – PAOK 5–1	Papaioannou 89'
1969–70	PAOK – AEK 4–0	Karafeskos 53'	Sarafis 4'
1973–74 (Cup)	PAOK – AEK 3–1		Sarafis 80'
1975–76	PAOK – AEK 1–0		Sarafis 18'
1976–77 (Cup)	PAOK – AEK 2–1	Intzoglou 57'
1978–79	PAOK – AEK 2–1		Guerino 48'
1980–81	AEK – PAOK 4–0	Mavros 69'
1980–81 (Cup)	PAOK – AEK 1–0	Ardizoglou 82'	Kostikos 38'
1981–82 (Cup)	AEK – PAOK 2–2	Mavros 25'
1983–84	AEK – PAOK 4–0	Mavros 26'
1989–90	PAOK – AEK 1–1		Skartados 29'
1991–92	AEK – PAOK 3–1	Dimitriadis 70'
1992–93	AEK – PAOK 3–1	Dimitriadis 1'
1994–95	AEK – PAOK 4–3	Saravakos 5'	Lagonidis 85'
1995–96	AEK – PAOK 4–0	Tsiartas 23'
1998–99	PAOK – AEK 2–1		Olivares 63'
1998–99	AEK – PAOK 2–0	Nikolaidis 45'
1999–00	PAOK – AEK 4–4	Ćirić 1'
2000–01	PAOK – AEK 2–1		Frousos 80'
2000–01	AEK – PAOK 3–2	Tsiartas 13'
2001–02 (Cup)	PAOK – AEK 0–4	Tsiartas 27'
2001–02	AEK – PAOK 6–2		Georgiadis 29'
2002–03	AEK – PAOK 3–4	Nikolaidis 45'+6'
2004–05	AEK – PAOK 2–0		Salpingidis 3'
2005–06	PAOK – AEK 2–1	Katsouranis 90'+1'
2009–10 (p. off)	PAOK – AEK 1–0	Scocco 50'
2010–11	PAOK – AEK 2–1	Leonardo 68'
2010–11 (p. off)	PAOK – AEK 2–1		Vitolo 37'
2011–12 (Cup)	PAOK – AEK 2–0		Lino 33'
2015–16	PAOK – AEK 2–1		Athanasiadis 84'
2016–17 (p.off)	AEK – PAOK 1–0	Christodoulopoulos 6'
2017–18 (Cup)	AEK – PAOK 0–2		Prijović 25'
2019–20	AEK – PAOK 2–2		Biseswar 25'
2019–20	PAOK – AEK 1–0		Vieirinha 57'
2019–20 (p.off)	PAOK – AEK 0–2	Livaja 81'
2020–21 (Cup)	PAOK – AEK 2–1		Vieirinha 61'
2020–21 (p.off)	AEK – PAOK 1–2	Tanković 90'+2'	Schwab 50'
2021–22	PAOK – AEK 2–0		Kurtić 79'

Season	Match	Red cards for AEK players (20)	Red cards for PAOK players (29)
1976–77	AEK – PAOK 1–0		Damanakis 44'
1978–79	PAOK – AEK 2–1	Ravousis 40'	Koudas 56'
1989–90	AEK – PAOK 2–1	Peppes 89'
1990–91	AEK – PAOK 0–0	Karagiannis 75'
1992–93	AEK – PAOK 3–1	Karagiannis 78'	Plitsis 86'
1997–98	AEK – PAOK 3–0		Kapetanopoulos 79' Zagorakis 88'
1998–99	PAOK – AEK 2–1	Markos 62'
1999–00	PAOK – AEK 4–4	Bjeković 52'
2001–02 (Cup)	PAOK – AEK 0–4		Koulakiotis 26'
2003–04	PAOK – AEK 3–2	Kapsis 54'
2004–05	AEK – PAOK 2–0	Liberopoulos 28'	Zografakis 28'
2006–07	AEK – PAOK 0–0		Arabatzis 87'
2008–09	AEK – PAOK 1–0		Contreras 66'
2008–09 (p. off)	PAOK – AEK 0–1	Georgeas 71' Hetemaj 84'
2008–09 (p. off)	AEK – PAOK 3–1		Sorlin 44'
2009–10 (p. off)	PAOK – AEK 1–0		Fotakis 90'+3'
2010–11	PAOK – AEK 2–1	Manolas 78' Dellas 90'+5'
2010–11 (Cup)	AEK – PAOK 0–0		Lino 74' Ivić 76'
2010–11 (p. off)	PAOK – AEK 2–1	Makos 73'	García 90'+3'
2011–12 (p. off)	AEK – PAOK 2–0		García 65' Fotakis 78'
2012–13	PAOK – AEK 1–0		Lawrence 69'
2015–16	AEK – PAOK 1–0		Berbatov 83'
2015–16 (p. off)	PAOK – AEK 2–1	Barbosa 90'+5' Djebbour 90'+5'	Kaçe 90'+5'
2015–16 (p. off)	AEK – PAOK 0–0	Pekhart 49'	Tzavellas 32'
2016–17	AEK – PAOK 3–0		Malezas 53'
2016–17 (p.off)	AEK – PAOK 1–0		Malezas 90'+6'
2017–18	AEK – PAOK 1–0	Araujo 8'	Zambrano 35' Biseswar 90'+1'
2017–18 (Cup)	AEK – PAOK 0–2	Vranješ 81'	Maurício 80' Varela 90'+4'
2018–19	AEK – PAOK 1–1		Jabá 32'
2019–20	PAOK – AEK 1–0	Hult 90'+1' Livaja 90'+5'
2021–22	AEK – PAOK 1–1		Tsingaras 19'
2022–23 (p. off)	AEK – PAOK 4–0		Kargas 10'
2022–23 (Cup)	AEK – PAOK 2–0	Rota 6'

Head-to-head ranking in Super League

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
1				1					1			1					1		1	1						1				1			1	1	1																								1	1				1
2	2					2		2			2			2		2	2		2			2							2		2						2	2		2			2				2	2			2			2			2	2	2		2	2	2
3					3		3						3			3		3					3	3		3	3		3		3	3				3			3		3	3		3	3	3			3	3	3	3	3		3					3	3
4		4	4	4				4							4			4		4	4	4	4	4								4	4					4	4	4		4	4	4	4					4		4					4	4				4		4
5										5	5		5	5	5						5				5			5						5	5	5					5					5							5			5							5
6			6				6			6																																					6	6
7	7																								7			7
8					8	8						8																		8
9									9																																								9
10		10																									10
11
12
13
14																																					14
15																																																						15
16
17
18
Beta Ethniki
1																																																								1
Gamma Ethniki
1																																																							1

• Total: AEK 43 times higher, PAOK 21 times higher.

European records

AEK Athens

Competition	App	Pld	W	D	L	Goals
European Cup / Champions League	17	78	19	23	36	84–124
UEFA Cup / Europa League	27	142	47	33	62	187–212
UEFA Europa Conference League	1	2	1	0	1	2–2
UEFA Cup Winners' Cup	6	22	10	3	9	33–27
Inter-Cities Fairs Cup	1	2	0	0	2	0–4
Total	52	246	77	59	110	306–369

PAOK

Competition	App	Pld	W	D	L	Goals
European Cup / Champions League	9	28	6	9	13	36–49
UEFA Cup / Europa League	28	148	56	44	48	204–171
UEFA Europa Conference League	3	32	18	7	7	55–31
UEFA Cup Winners' Cup	6	18	8	5	5	24–23
Inter-Cities Fairs Cup	3	6	2	0	4	5–17
Total	49	232	90	65	77	324–291

Last updated: 14 March 2024

Personnel at both clubs

Players

Players from PAOK to AEK Athens

1929: Christoforos Pantermalis
1931: Iordanis Papaiordanidis
1934: Georgios Papadopoulos
1946: Youlielmos Arvanitis
1951: Giorgos Mouratidis
1986: Vasilios Georgopoulos (via Panionios)
1986: Dimitris Pittas
1987: Vasilios Vasilakos
1998: Paraschos Zouboulis
2000: Theodoros Zagorakis (via Leicester City)
2002: Dimitris Nalitzis (via Udinese)
2003: Ioannis Okkas
2003: Kofi Amponsah
2006: Ifeanyi Udeze ^{[note 5]}
2007: Pantelis Kafes (via Olympiacos)
2016: Lazaros Christodoulopoulos (via Panathinaikos, Bologna and Hellas Verona)
2020: Yevhen Shakhov (via Lecce)
2021: Georgios Tzavellas (via Alanyaspor)

Players from AEK Athens to PAOK

1965: Emilios Theofanidis
1984: Lakis Stergioudas
1998: Triantafyllos Macheridis
1998: Pantelis Konstantinidis (via Apollon Athens)
2002: Dimitris Markos (via Aris)
2000: Vasilios Borbokis (via Sheffield United and Derby County)^{[note 6]}
2003: Ilias Atmatsidis
2003: Christos Maladenis
2007: Vasilios Lakis
2008: Vladan Ivić (via Aris)
2008: Ilias Anastasakos (via Apollon Athens, Asteras Tripolis and Thrasyvoulos)
2009: Bruno Cirillo (via Levante and Reggina)^{[note 7]}
2010: Edinho (via Málaga)
2012: Kostas Katsouranis (via Benfica and Panathinaikos)
2021: Nélson Oliveira

Managers

Jenő Csaknády
- AEK Athens: 1962–1963, 1967–1968
- PAOK: 1969–1970
Branko Stanković
- AEK Athens: 1968–1973
- PAOK: 1976–1977
Billy Bingham
- AEK Athens: 1973
- PAOK: 1977
Nikos Alefantos
- AEK Athens: 1986–1987
- PAOK: 1989
Dušan Bajević
- AEK Athens: 1988–1996, 2002–2004, 2008–2010
- PAOK: 2000–2002
Oleg Blokhin
- PAOK: 1993–1994, 1998
- AEK Athens: 1998–1999
Ilie Dumitrescu
- AEK Athens: 2004
- PAOK: 2006
Fernando Santos
- AEK Athens: 2001–2002, 2004–2006
- PAOK: 2007–2010
Georgios Donis
- AEK Athens: 2008
- PAOK: 2012–2013

Notes

↑ Including play-off games.
↑ Match suspended at 72nd minute (score: 1–3). Remained as final result.
↑ Match suspended at 90th minute (score: 1–0). Awarded 0–3 to AEK.
↑ Has also scored once for AEK against PAOK.^[3]
↑ Returned to PAOK in 2007 after joining AEK for half a season.
↑ Returned to AEK in 2002 after joining PAOK for 2 and a half seasons.
↑ Returned to AEK in 2013 after joining PAOK for 3 seasons.

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References

↑ "Όπου τολμούν οι Αετοί: Ίδιο έμβλημα, κοινή καταγωγή, διαφορετικοί κόσμοι". sdna.gr (in Greek). 6 May 2017.
↑ "AEK vs PAOK, Greek Cup". sdna.gr (in Greek). 11 May 2019. Retrieved 21 February 2020.
↑ "ΠΑΟΚ-ΑΕΚ 2-2 1987-88" – via YouTube.

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[2] Including play-off games.

[3] Match suspended at 72nd minute (score: 1–3). Remained as final result.

[4] Match suspended at 90th minute (score: 1–0). Awarded 0–3 to AEK.

[7] Has also scored once for AEK against PAOK.^[3]

[8] Returned to PAOK in 2007 after joining AEK for half a season.

[9] Returned to AEK in 2002 after joining PAOK for 2 and a half seasons.

[10] Returned to AEK in 2013 after joining PAOK for 3 seasons.

[1] "Όπου τολμούν οι Αετοί: Ίδιο έμβλημα, κοινή καταγωγή, διαφορετικοί κόσμοι". sdna.gr (in Greek). 6 May 2017.

[5] "AEK vs PAOK, Greek Cup". sdna.gr (in Greek). 11 May 2019. Retrieved 21 February 2020.

[6] "ΠΑΟΚ-ΑΕΚ 2-2 1987-88" – via YouTube.

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v t e AEK Athens Football Club
Players Managers Presidents Seasons Honours Records and statistics Current season
History	History of AEK Athens F.C. AEK Athens F.C. in European football 1976–77 UEFA Cup
Home stadium	Nikos Goumas Stadium (1930–1985, 1987–2003) Athens Olympic Stadium (1985–1987, 2003–2022) Agia Sophia Stadium (2022–present)
Training ground	Thrakomakedones Training Centre (1978–2010) Spata Training Centre (2010–present)
Other teams	AEK Athens B AEK Athens Youth Academy
Supporters	Original 21
Rivalries	Olympiacos rivalry Panathinaikos rivalry PAOK rivalry
Ownership	Loukas Barlos (1974–1981) Andreas Zafiropoulos (1981–1992) Dimitris Melissanidis-Ioannis Karras (1992–1995) Michalis Trochanas (1995–1997) ENIC Group (1997–2004) Nicholas X. Notias (2004–2013) Dimitris Melissanidis (2013–present)
Related articles	Double-headed eagle Big Three
Category Commons

v t e PAOK Football Club
Players Managers Records Seasons Europe Academy
History	PAOK in Europe 1975–76 season 1984–85 season 2018–19 season
Stadium	Toumba Stadium
Training ground	PAOK Sport Center
Other teams	PAOK B PAOK Academy
Rivalries	Olympiacos Aris Panathinaikos AEK
Figures	Leandros Symeonidis Raymond Etienne Nikos Sotiriadis Panos Markovic Les Shannon Giorgos Pantelakis Stavros Sarafis Achilleas Aslanidis Angelos Anastasiadis Koulis Apostolidis Filotas Pellios Panagiotis Kermanidis Ioannis Gounaris Christos Terzanidis Aristarchos Fountoukidis Giorgos Koudas Mladen Furtula Konstantinos Iosifidis Gyula Lóránt Petros Kalafatis Neto Guerino Dimitris Paridis Georgios Kostikos Giorgos Skartados Kostas Frantzeskos Zisis Vryzas Theodoros Zagorakis Georgios Georgiadis Pablo García Sérgio Conceição Dimitar Berbatov Aleksandar Prijović Răzvan Lucescu Vieirinha Dimitris Pelkas
Ownership	Ivan Savvidis (2012–present)
Supporters	Gate 4 Black Hell No 12 jersey Black Day (4/10/1999) SF PAOK Athens SF PAOK Melbourne SF PAOK Toronto
Related	Double-headed eagle Constantinople Byzantine Greeks Greek refugees P.A.O.K. F.C. (women) Vale of Tempe tragedy PAOK TV
Parent club P.A.O.K. Website paokfc.gr

Statistics
PAOK vs AEK (1–1) at Toumba Stadium during the 1989–90 season.
Native name	Ντέρμπι των Δικέφαλων Αετών (Greek)
Location	Nea Filadelfeia – Thessaloniki, Greece
Teams	AEK Athens PAOK
First meeting	8 March 1931 Panhellenic Championship AEK Athens 1–1 PAOK
Latest meeting	7th April 2024 Super League AEK Athens 2–2 PAOK
Next meeting	28th April 2024
Stadiums	Agia Sophia Stadium (AEK Athens) Toumba Stadium (PAOK)
Most wins	AEK Athens (83)
Top scorer	Kostas Nestoridis (17)
Largest victory	PAOK 6–1 AEK Athens (3 February 1982)