#60 matches have taken place between PAOK and Panionios in Nea Smyrni and The Dikefalos tou Vorra has recorded 14 wins, 23 defeats, while there have also been 23 draws. Panionios supremacy in these fixtures is largely own to the club’s glorious early years in the top flight, which has faded considerably in recent years, and PAOK is beginning to catch their opponents from Nea Smyrni.

#PAOK has chalked up three wins, one draw and one defeat in the last five visits to Nea Smyrni. The three wins all came in the league, as well as the draw, while the loss came in the first leg of the Greek Cup which Panionios won 2-1 on February 6, 2019. PAOK, however, managed to overturn the deficit in the return leg in Thessaloniki and went on to lift the trophy in the final.  The last time the teams met in the league in Nea Smyrni was on September 2, 2018 with PAOK winning thanks to a goal from Omar El Kaddouri.

#PAOK has recorded four wins in succession against Panionios both home and away in the league. In two of those games PAOK have not conceded a goal and the total goals tally stands at 9-2. At the Toumba PAOK won 2-1 (14’ Akpom, 74’ Swiderski – 57’ Tsiloulis).

#1-1 is the most popular scoreline between the two teams in matches at Nea Smyrni, with 11 games ending with that result. There have also been nine 0-0 draws. Next, it’s 2-1 with Panionios as winners with six games, while PAOK has also won 2-1 four times from the total number of 11 wins.

#PAOK’s biggest away win over Panionios is a 4-0 success in the 1975-76 season, while in the corresponding fixture of that same season PAOK also won 4-0 at the Toumba. In that season Panionios used the Alkazar stadium as its home. Koudas scored twice, while Anastasiadis and Kermanidis were also on target. At the Toumba the goals were scored by Chaitas (own goal), Kermanidis, Sarafis, and Terzanidis.