Olympiacos–PAOK rivalry

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PAOK and Olympiacos rivalry
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PAOK vs Olympiacos (1–0) at Toumba Stadium during a Greek Cup match in February 2009.
Location Piraeus – Thessaloniki, Greece
Teams Olympiacos, PAOK
First meeting Olympiacos 3–1 PAOK, 1 February 1931
Latest meeting PAOK 2–0 Olympiacos, 12 May 2024
Statistics
Most wins Olympiacos (100)
Largest victory Olympiacos 6–0 PAOK, 3 June 1962

The football rivalry between Olympiacos and PAOK is considered the fiercest intercity rivalry in Greece and a large number of games between the two football teams have been stigmatized by nasty incidents. [1] [2]

Contents

History

Cultural rivalry

Thessalonians feel that Athens in general and especially Piraeus has consistently been favored by the Greek State over their city and state and the fans of Thessalonian teams consider their Athenian and Piraeus rivals, the so-called Π.Ο.Κ., the main reason that their teams have been marginalized. [3]

Statistics

Head-to-head

PAOK fans during a Greek Cup match in 2009, at Toumba Stadium. PAOK - Olympiakos 1-0 (2).jpg
PAOK fans during a Greek Cup match in 2009, at Toumba Stadium.
Olympiacos
wins		Draws PAOK
wins
Panhellenic Championship (1927–59)
At Olympiacos home812
At PAOK home713
Total1525
Alpha Ethniki / Super League (1959–present)
At Olympiacos home49913
At PAOK home201833
Total692746
Greek Cup
At Olympiacos home1252
At PAOK home227
Neutral field212
Total16811
Total
1003762

Records

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Matches list

Panhellenic Championship (1927–28 - 1958–59)

Olympiacos – PAOKPAOK – Olympiacos
SeasonR.DateVenueAtten.ScoreR.DateVenueAtten.Score
1930–31 101–02–1931 Neo Phaliron Velodrome N/A3–11009–06–1931Aris Old StadiumN/A3–0
1931–32 908–05–1932 Neo Phaliron Velodrome N/A2–3427–03–1932Aris Old StadiumN/A0–2
1935–36 709–02–1936 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium N/A4–3110–11–1935Sintrivani StadiumN/A2–2
1936–37 318–04–1937 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium N/A2–0104–04–1937Sintrivani StadiumN/A1–5
1947–48 213–04–1948 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium N/A2–1406–06–1948Sintrivani StadiumN/A0–3
1953–54 906–06–1954 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium N/A1–0409–05–1954Sintrivani StadiumN/A1–2
1954–55 203–04–1955 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium N/A1–0605–06–1955Sintrivani StadiumN/A2–3
1955–56 429–04–1956 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium N/A0–0917–06–1956Sintrivani StadiumN/A1–2
1956–57 220–01–1957 Karaiskakis Stadium N/A4–01131–03–1957Sintrivani StadiumN/A2–1
1957–58 1708–06–1958 Karaiskakis Stadium N/A0–1702–03–1958Sintrivani StadiumN/A1–0
1958–59 622–02–1959 Karaiskakis Stadium N/A4–01531–05–1959Sintrivani StadiumN/A2–3

Super League Greece (1959–60 – present)

Olympiacos – PAOKPAOK – Olympiacos
SeasonR.DateVenueAtten.ScoreR.DateVenueAtten.Score
1959–60 2006–04–1960 Karaiskakis Stadium 11,9721–2522–11–1959 Toumba Stadium 8,8642–0
1960–61 1027–11–1960 Karaiskakis Stadium N/A1–12514–05–1961 Toumba Stadium N/A0–2
1961–62 2803–06–1962 Karaiskakis Stadium N/A6–01314–01–1962 Toumba Stadium N/A0–1
1962–63 1703–02–1963 Karaiskakis Stadium N/A3–2230–09–1962 Toumba Stadium 19,5102–2
1963–64 1027–11–1963 Nikos Goumas Stadium 24,7962–012529–03–1964 Toumba Stadium 18,8840–0
1964–65 2706–06–1965 Karaiskakis Stadium 15,9515–21227–01–1965 Toumba Stadium 17,3090–4
1965–66 2515–05–1966 Karaiskakis Stadium 28,0422–01030–01–1966 Toumba Stadium 22,7363–2
1966–67 627–11–1966 Karaiskakis Stadium 40,2503–22119–03–1967 Toumba Stadium 31,5042–0
1967–68 826–11–1967 Karaiskakis Stadium 28,9140–12524–03–1968 Toumba Stadium 26,4461–0
1968–69 1115–12–1968 Karaiskakis Stadium 21,1163–02820–04–1969 Toumba Stadium 26,7452–1
1969–70 1801–02–1970 Karaiskakis Stadium N/A1–1121–09–1969 Toumba Stadium 35,7401–2
1970–71 3123–05–1971 Karaiskakis Stadium 34,9601–01403–01–1971 Toumba Stadium 25,4620–0
1971–72 1723–01–1972 Karaiskakis Stadium 37,4051–13425–06–1972 Toumba Stadium 21,1614–3
1972–73 2025–02–1973 Karaiskakis Stadium 41,0521–0301–10–1972 Toumba Stadium 42,1501–0
1973–74 1116–12–1973 Karaiskakis Stadium 41,1103–02821–04–1974 Toumba Stadium 42,9761–0
1974–75 2613–04–1975 Karaiskakis Stadium 39,2103–2915–12–1974 Toumba Stadium 37,4482–0
1975–76 1104–01–1976 Karaiskakis Stadium 39,0300–42626–04–1976 Toumba Stadium 33,3783–1
1976–77 2603–04–1977 Karaiskakis Stadium 39,2002–0905–12–1976 Toumba Stadium 45,1472–1
1977–78 1311–12–1977 Karaiskakis Stadium 15,7140–03016–04–1978 Toumba Stadium 30,4771–0
1978–79 514–10–1978 Karaiskakis Stadium 27,7041–02204–03–1979 Toumba Stadium 25,3622–0
1979–80 3418–05–1980 Karaiskakis Stadium 35,4702–01720–01–1980 Toumba Stadium 36,0162–0
1980–81 1528–12–1980 Karaiskakis Stadium 35,5001–03231–05–1981 Toumba Stadium 21,3591–0
1981–82 2811–04–1982 Karaiskakis Stadium 35,4500–01113–12–1981 Toumba Stadium 22,7443–0
1982–83 3212–06–1983 Karaiskakis Stadium 28,3932–01523–01–1983 Toumba Stadium 33,3341–1
1983–84 1905–02–1984 Karaiskakis Stadium 25,0321–0425–09–1983 Serres Municipal Stadium 13,1384–0
1984–85 1917–02–1985 Athens Olympic Stadium 57,5812–1421–10–1984 Toumba Stadium 41,0731–0
1985–86 1101–12–1985 Athens Olympic Stadium 37,6042–02630–03–1986 Toumba Stadium 24,9701–0
1986–87 2001–03–1987 Athens Olympic Stadium 53,7201–1505–10–1986 Toumba Stadium 40,7184–1
1987–88 2527–03–1988 Athens Olympic Stadium 46,0272–11006–12–1987 Serres Municipal Stadium 10,8276–1
1988–89 402–10–1988 Athens Olympic Stadium 74,2320–11912–02–1989 Toumba Stadium 32,1121–0
1989–90 912–11–1989 Karaiskakis Stadium 30,7164–02625–03–1990 Toumba Stadium 17,1694–1
1990–91 902–12–1990 Karaiskakis Stadium 23,9743–22610–04–1991 Toumba Stadium 17,8703–2
1991–92 1512–01–1992 Karaiskakis Stadium 18,0043–23224–05–1992 Toumba Stadium 8,5771–2
1992–93 3109–05–1993 Karaiskakis Stadium 11,5272–01420–12–1992 Toumba Stadium 7,9880–0
1993–94 305–09–1993 Karaiskakis Stadium 12,2371–02016–01–1994 Toumba Stadium 10,2911–1
1994–95 2526–03–1995 Karaiskakis Stadium 16,4972–0806–11–1994 Toumba Stadium 26,4043–0
1995–96 2807–04–1996 Karaiskakis Stadium 6,1911–01126–11–1995 Trikala Municipal Stadium 6,6990–0
1996–97 1322–12–1996 Karaiskakis Stadium 14,6941–03020–04–1997 Toumba Stadium 35,8500–0
1997–98 2322–02–1998 Athens Olympic Stadium 32,2752–0618–10–1997 Toumba Stadium 26,4712–1
1998–99 2504–04–1999 Athens Olympic Stadium 16,5822–1831–10–1998 Toumba Stadium 25,8581–22
1999–00 708–11–1999 Athens Olympic Stadium 11,9774–12419–03–2000 Toumba Stadium 25,5500–2
2000–01 2317–03–2001 Athens Olympic Stadium 12,9251–0827–11–2000 Toumba Stadium 5,7232–4
2001–02 1617–02–2002 Athens Olympic Stadium 37,8253–2314–10–2001 Toumba Stadium 22,2001–1
2002–03 2023–02–2003 Georgios Kamaras Stadium 9,5184–3526–10–2003 Toumba Stadium 22,2961–1
2003–04 1611–01–2004 Georgios Kamaras Stadium 9,1641–2124–08–2003 Toumba Stadium Cl. doors0–2
2004–05 630–10–2004 Karaiskakis Stadium 26,9725–12106–03–2005 Toumba Stadium 23,9501–1
2005–06 616–10–2005 Karaiskakis Stadium Cl. doors1–22126–02–2006 Toumba Stadium 7,0501–2
2006–07 309–09–2006 Karaiskakis Stadium 29,1402–01821–01–2007 Toumba Stadium 23,4832–3
2007–08 703–11–2007 Karaiskakis Stadium 28,0772–12223–02–2008 Toumba Stadium 22,0001–1
2008–09 1016–11–2008 Karaiskakis Stadium 29,4822–02508–03–2009 Toumba Stadium 22,2140–0
2009–10 1924–01–2010 Karaiskakis Stadium 26,1390–1420–09–2009 Toumba Stadium 23,0101–2
p-o12–05–2010 Karaiskakis Stadium 15,8290–1p-o09–05–2010 Toumba Stadium 24,1091–0
2010–11 1121–11–2010 Karaiskakis Stadium 30,2753–02613–03–2011 Toumba Stadium 20,0232–1
2011–12 502–10–2011 Karaiskakis Stadium 28,7722–12005–02–2012 Toumba Stadium 18,2990–2
2012–13 2731–03–2013 Karaiskakis Stadium 28,4170–01225–11–2012 Toumba Stadium 23,0231–1
2013–14 1110–11–2013 Karaiskakis Stadium 27,1894–02809–03–2014 Toumba Stadium 23,3452–1
2014–15 603–12–2014 Karaiskakis Stadium 28,5271–22308–02–2015 Toumba Stadium 24,4110–0
2015–16 2107–02–2016 Karaiskakis Stadium 29,5761–0604–10–2015 Toumba Stadium 25,6740–2
2016–17 823–10–2016 Karaiskakis Stadium 24,7272–12305–03–2017 Toumba Stadium 26,3792–0
2017–18 822–10–2017 Karaiskakis Stadium 30,2501–02325–02–2018 Toumba Stadium 24,7170–33
2018–19 530–09–2018 Karaiskakis Stadium 30,3520–12010–02–2019 Toumba Stadium 25,0973–1
2019–20 1201–12–2019 Karaiskakis Stadium 31,6161–12523–02–2020 Toumba Stadium 26,3770–1
p-o12–07–2020 Karaiskakis Stadium Cl. doors0–1p-o07–06–2020 Toumba Stadium Cl. doors0–1
2020–21 1927–01–2021 Karaiskakis Stadium Cl. doors3–0613–01–2021 Toumba Stadium Cl. doors1–1
p-o12–05–2021 Karaiskakis Stadium Cl. doors1–0p-o18–04–2021 Toumba Stadium Cl. doors2–0
2021–22 724–10–2021 Karaiskakis Stadium Cl. doors2–12030–01–2022 Toumba Stadium Cl. doors1–1
p-o14–05–2022 Karaiskakis Stadium 28,7651–1p-o04–05–2022 Toumba Stadium 7,3691–2
2022–23 817–10–2022 Karaiskakis Stadium 25,1001–22105–02–2023 Toumba Stadium 23,5850–0
p-o05–04–2023 Karaiskakis Stadium 25,0163–1p-o14–05–2023 Toumba Stadium 20,8100–1
2023–24 1005–11–2023 Karaiskakis Stadium 28,3012–42318–02–2024 Toumba Stadium 25,3461–4
p-o21–04–2024 Karaiskakis Stadium 29,0142–1p-o12–05–2024 Toumba Stadium 2–0

1 Match suspended at 27th minute (score: 1–0). Olympiacos were awarded a 2–0 win.
2 Match suspended at 83rd minute (score: 1–2). Remained as final result.
3 Match suspended before the kick-off. Olympiacos were awarded a 0–3 win.

Greek Cup

SeasonRoundOlympiacos – PAOKPAOK – OlympiacosWinner
DateVenueAtten.ScoreDateVenueAtten.Score
1950–51 Final11–03–1951 Leoforos Alexandras Stadium N/A4–0OSFP
1970–71 Final09–06–1971 Karaiskakis Stadium N/A3–1OSFP
1972–73 Final17–06–1973 Karaiskakis Stadium 40,0701–0OSFP
1973–74 Final16–06–1974 Nikos Goumas Stadium 26,4022–2 ( a.e.t. ); 3–4( p )PAOK
1974–75 Semi-finals28–05–1975 Karaiskakis Stadium N/A4–0OSFP
1975–76 Round of 1610–03–1976 Karaiskakis Stadium 38,8461–1 ( a.e.t. ); 6–5( p )OSFP
1978–79 Round of 1621–02–1979 Karaiskakis Stadium 29,4532–2 ( a.e.t. ); 6–5( p )OSFP
1979–80 Round of 3206–02–1980 Karaiskakis Stadium 38,1501–2PAOK
1980–81 Final21–06–1981 Nikos Goumas Stadium 30,5123–1OSFP
1985–86 Additional round20–11–1985 Athens Olympic Stadium 25,9550–0 ( a.e.t. ); 4–3( p )OSFP
1989–90 Round of 1624–01–1990 Karaiskakis Stadium 22,0901–0 ( a.e.t. ); 5–3( p )10–01–1990 Toumba Stadium 27,2171–0OSFP
1990–91 Round of 3205–12–1990 Karaiskakis Stadium 17,7892–009–01–1991 Toumba Stadium 33,4113–0PAOK
1991–92 Final27–05–1992 Karaiskakis Stadium 29,8312–020–05–1992 Toumba Stadium 25,7441–1OSFP
1996–97 Round of 1611–12–1996 Karaiskakis Stadium 4,5032–127–11–1996 Toumba Stadium 20,4981–2OSFP
1999–00 Round of 1612–01–2000 Athens Olympic Stadium 17,3172–1OSFP
2000–01 Final12–05–2001 Nikos Goumas Stadium 13,3002–4PAOK
2002–03 Quarter-finals12–03–2003 Georgios Kamaras Stadium 11,4661–226–02–2003 Toumba Stadium 17,6473–1PAOK
2008–09 Quarter-finals04–03–2009 Karaiskakis Stadium 23,9832–0( a.e.t. )04–02–2009 Toumba Stadium 21,0431–0OSFP
2010–11 Quarter-finals19–01–2011 Karaiskakis Stadium 28,4041–102–02–2011 Toumba Stadium Cl. doors1–0PAOK
2013–14 Semi-finals02–04–2014 Karaiskakis Stadium N/A2–116–04–2014 Toumba Stadium N/A1–0 (a)PAOK
2015–16 Semi-finals27–04–2016 Karaiskakis Stadium —3–0202–03–2016 Toumba Stadium 24,4960–31OSFP
2019–20 Semi-finals24–06–2020 Karaiskakis Stadium Cl. doors2–004–03–2020 Toumba Stadium N/A3–2OSFP
2020–21 Final22–05–2021 Athens Olympic Stadium Cl. doors1–2PAOK
2021–22 Semi-finals27–04–2022 Karaiskakis Stadium N/A1–1( a.e.t. ); (a)21–04–2022 Toumba Stadium N/A0–0PAOK

1 Match suspended at 90th minute (score: 1–2). Olympiacos were awarded a 0–3 win.
2 PAOK didn't show up in the match, so Olympiacos were awarded a 3–0 win and advanced to the Final.

• Series won: Olympiacos 15, PAOK 9.

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