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Olympiacos vs. PAOK: Facts & Figures

Paokfc.gr is here to put you in the mood just a few hours ahead of the crucial Greek Cup semi-final second-leg clash against Olympiacos at the “Georgios Karaiskakis”. Check out some interesting facts and figures related to the background of the game, as well as the previous history of matches between the two clubs.

27.04.2022

PAOK have taken part in 33 semi-finals and has qualified for the final from 20 of them.
The first 13 were with single knockout matches, and from those matches there were 10 wins and three defeats.
The next 20 ties were decided by two legs, and in these 40 matches PAOK have chalked up 18 wins, six draws and 16 defeats. They have qualified 10 times from those ties.
In the last six years, PAOK have qualified four times, while they have been eliminated twice by Olympiacos, in 2015-16 (lost on paper) and 2019-20 after a 3-2 victory at the Toumba and the 2-0 defeat at the «Georgios Karaiskakis».
So far in two-legged semi-finals, PAOK has only recorded two 0-0 draws. The first with AEK in 2010-11 in the first game, and the second was away in Tripoli with Asteras. Against AEK they were eliminated, while with Asteras it was PAOK who qualified for the final in the year of the unbeaten domestic double in 2018-19.
Since the establishment of the two-legged ties in the Greek Cup, PAOK and Olympiacos have faced each other eight times. Both teams have qualified four times apiece. Only two of these two-legged ties that were «played» on the pitch for the semi-finals of the competition, with PAOK qualifying in the 2013-14 season and Olympiacos in the 2019-20 season. There were also the semi-finals of 2015-16 where only the first match was held and PAOK did not play the second leg.
The two teams were also drawn against each other in the semi-finals in 1974-75, but that was a single-match tie that took place at the «Georgios Karaiskakis», with Olympiacos prevailing 4-0.
15 – number of the times the two sides have met before the final over two legs. Indeed, in 1931-32 when the competition first began until 1974-75, the draw had not brought them together and their only meetings during those years was in the final.
PAOK have a total of 5 qualifications in eight ties that the two teams have met over two legs. In 1989-90 things started with Olympiacos’ qualification in the Round of 16 phase via a penalty shootout, while in 1990-91 PAOK qualified in a Round of 32 tie. This was followed by Olympiacos’ qualification in the 1996-97 season in a Round of 16 tie. In 2002-03 PAOK qualified from the quarter-finals to the semis. The last qualification won by the Piraeus side was in the 2008-09 season, again in the quarter-finals, while the qualifications of PAOK from the quarter-finals (2010-11) and the semi-finals (2013-14) followed.

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Olympiacos vs. PAOK: Facts & Figures

27.04.2022

PAOK have taken part in 33 semi-finals and has qualified for the final from 20 of them.
The first 13 were with single knockout matches, and from those matches there were 10 wins and three defeats.
The next 20 ties were decided by two legs, and in these 40 matches PAOK have chalked up 18 wins, six draws and 16 defeats. They have qualified 10 times from those ties.
In the last six years, PAOK have qualified four times, while they have been eliminated twice by Olympiacos, in 2015-16 (lost on paper) and 2019-20 after a 3-2 victory at the Toumba and the 2-0 defeat at the «Georgios Karaiskakis».
So far in two-legged semi-finals, PAOK has only recorded two 0-0 draws. The first with AEK in 2010-11 in the first game, and the second was away in Tripoli with Asteras. Against AEK they were eliminated, while with Asteras it was PAOK who qualified for the final in the year of the unbeaten domestic double in 2018-19.
Since the establishment of the two-legged ties in the Greek Cup, PAOK and Olympiacos have faced each other eight times. Both teams have qualified four times apiece. Only two of these two-legged ties that were «played» on the pitch for the semi-finals of the competition, with PAOK qualifying in the 2013-14 season and Olympiacos in the 2019-20 season. There were also the semi-finals of 2015-16 where only the first match was held and PAOK did not play the second leg.
The two teams were also drawn against each other in the semi-finals in 1974-75, but that was a single-match tie that took place at the «Georgios Karaiskakis», with Olympiacos prevailing 4-0.
15 – number of the times the two sides have met before the final over two legs. Indeed, in 1931-32 when the competition first began until 1974-75, the draw had not brought them together and their only meetings during those years was in the final.
PAOK have a total of 5 qualifications in eight ties that the two teams have met over two legs. In 1989-90 things started with Olympiacos’ qualification in the Round of 16 phase via a penalty shootout, while in 1990-91 PAOK qualified in a Round of 32 tie. This was followed by Olympiacos’ qualification in the 1996-97 season in a Round of 16 tie. In 2002-03 PAOK qualified from the quarter-finals to the semis. The last qualification won by the Piraeus side was in the 2008-09 season, again in the quarter-finals, while the qualifications of PAOK from the quarter-finals (2010-11) and the semi-finals (2013-14) followed.

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Olympiacos vs. PAOK: Facts & Figures

27.04.2022

PAOK have taken part in 33 semi-finals and has qualified for the final from 20 of them.
The first 13 were with single knockout matches, and from those matches there were 10 wins and three defeats.
The next 20 ties were decided by two legs, and in these 40 matches PAOK have chalked up 18 wins, six draws and 16 defeats. They have qualified 10 times from those ties.
In the last six years, PAOK have qualified four times, while they have been eliminated twice by Olympiacos, in 2015-16 (lost on paper) and 2019-20 after a 3-2 victory at the Toumba and the 2-0 defeat at the «Georgios Karaiskakis».
So far in two-legged semi-finals, PAOK has only recorded two 0-0 draws. The first with AEK in 2010-11 in the first game, and the second was away in Tripoli with Asteras. Against AEK they were eliminated, while with Asteras it was PAOK who qualified for the final in the year of the unbeaten domestic double in 2018-19.
Since the establishment of the two-legged ties in the Greek Cup, PAOK and Olympiacos have faced each other eight times. Both teams have qualified four times apiece. Only two of these two-legged ties that were «played» on the pitch for the semi-finals of the competition, with PAOK qualifying in the 2013-14 season and Olympiacos in the 2019-20 season. There were also the semi-finals of 2015-16 where only the first match was held and PAOK did not play the second leg.
The two teams were also drawn against each other in the semi-finals in 1974-75, but that was a single-match tie that took place at the «Georgios Karaiskakis», with Olympiacos prevailing 4-0.
15 – number of the times the two sides have met before the final over two legs. Indeed, in 1931-32 when the competition first began until 1974-75, the draw had not brought them together and their only meetings during those years was in the final.
PAOK have a total of 5 qualifications in eight ties that the two teams have met over two legs. In 1989-90 things started with Olympiacos’ qualification in the Round of 16 phase via a penalty shootout, while in 1990-91 PAOK qualified in a Round of 32 tie. This was followed by Olympiacos’ qualification in the 1996-97 season in a Round of 16 tie. In 2002-03 PAOK qualified from the quarter-finals to the semis. The last qualification won by the Piraeus side was in the 2008-09 season, again in the quarter-finals, while the qualifications of PAOK from the quarter-finals (2010-11) and the semi-finals (2013-14) followed.