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Athenian derby

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Football rivalry in Greece

Athenian derby
Native nameΑθηναϊκό ντέρμπι (Greek)
Other namesAEK–Panathinaikos derby
LocationAthens,Greece
TeamsAEK Athens
Panathinaikos
First meeting6 January 1925
AFCA League
Panathinaikos 2–0 AEK Athens
Latest meeting18 January 2026
Super League Greece
AEK Athens 4–0 Panathinaikos
Next meetingTBD
StadiumsAgia Sophia Stadium (AEK Athens)
Athens Olympic Stadium (Panathinaikos)
Statistics
Most winsPanathinaikos (105)
Top scorerVangelis Panakis (15)
Largest victoryPanathinaikos 5–0 AEK Athens
(29 April 1934)
Athenian derby is located in North Athens
AEK Athens
AEK Athens
Panathinaikos
Panathinaikos

TheAthenian derby (Greek:Αθηναϊκό ντέρμπι) is thefootballlocal derby in theAthens urban area,Greece, betweenAEK Athens, based inNea Filadelfeia, a suburban town in the urban area and Athens-basedPanathinaikos.

History

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Early years

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The matches between AEK Athens and Panathinaikos are considered the major derby ofAthens and one of the most notable rivalries in Greece. Their rivalry dates back to the establishment of theAFCA League, where both clubs were among its main contenders. From the 1920s to the 1950s, AEK usedLeoforos Alexandras Stadium as their home ground as well, hosting Panathinaikos as the home team on 17 occasions.[1]

In the spring of 1942 during theAxis occupation of Greece, a friendly match between the two clubs was arranged at Leoforos Alexandras Stadium. The captains,Anastasios Kritikos andKleanthis Maropoulos, requested that part of the match proceeds be allocated to footballers suffering from tuberculosis who were being treated at the "Sotiria" hospital. Following the refusal of then Panathinaikos presidentApostolos Nikolaidis, and the announcement that a German-appointed Austrian officer would referee the match, the players decided not to take part. Both teams entered the pitch together and informed the spectators of the developments. The crowd, enraged, invaded the pitch, causing severe damages. The incidents escalated into an anti-fascist demonstration that reachedOmonia Square, before being dispersed by Nazi forces.[2]

Post-war period

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During the 1960s, encounters between the two sides featured several prominent players of the era, includingKostas Nestoridis,Mimis Papaioannou andKostas Nikolaidis for the "yellow-blacks" andMimis Domazos,Vangelis Panakis andAndreas Papaemmanouil for the "greens". On 8 October 1960 at Leoforos Alexandras Stadium, the score was 2–2 shortly before the end. Andreou violently tackled Nestoridis. The referee did not award a foul, and amid protests from AEK players, Panakis scored to give Panathinaikos a 3–2 lead. Incidents followed, during whichMimis Anastasiadis was sent-off but refused to leave the pitch, leading to the referee abandoning the match. Panathinaikos were subsequently awarded a 2–0 victory by default.[1] On 3 April 1966, in a league match atNea Filadelfeia the match was at 1–1 and while there had been previous violent incidents between the players in the first half,Takis Loukanidis scored at the 88th minute for Panathinaikos from an offside position. The referee awarded the goal and wild incidents occurred with the participation of fans entering the pitch, which resulted in the match permanently stopped at the expense of AEK, who were penalized and the game was awarded to Panathinaikos.[3] On 29 September 1963, one of the greatest games in Greek football took place, where Panathinaikos prevailed over AEK 5–4, even though they found themselves losing 0–2 and 1–3. On 19 December 1965, AEK won for the first time at Leoforos Alexandras Stadium in theAlpha Ethniki. Papaioannou, after the management of AEK refused to sell him toReal Madrid, resulting in his departure to become a singer, returned and scored a goal, while a brace by Nikolaidis shaped the final 2–3 for AEK. That match initiated a 6-year unbeaten streak for AEK at Leoforos Alexandras Stadium, which lasted until 23 June 1971.[1]

Antonis Antoniadis delivered great performances for Panathinaikos by scoring a hat-trick on 17 December 1972 in a 3–1 win and a brace on 15 May 1977, which sealed the league title.Maik Galakos also scored three goals against AEK in September 1981 in his first season with the "greens", in the last match between the two teams before Panathinaikos moved theOlympic Stadium. For AEK Athens,Thomas Mavros scored a hat-trick on 3 April 1983 in a 4–1 atAEK Stadium.[4] Οn 15 April 1984, the goalkeeper of AEK,Christos Arvanitis saved a penalty taken by Charalampidis, keeping the score at 0–0 and postponing league title celebration of Panathinaikos by a week.[1]

Modern era

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From 2001, after the return of Panathinaikos to Leoforos Alexandras Stadium, they achieved a remarkable 12-game unbeaten streak against AEK until 9 May 2021, when AEK won by 0–1 with a goal byPetros Mantalos.[5] In the 2025–26 seasonLuka Jović made a historical performance becoming the first player of AEK to score a hat-trick at Leoforos Alexandras Stadium in a 2–3 win of the "yellow-blacks", while about fifty days later became the first player to score 4 goals in an Athenian derby, after the 4–0 win atAgia Sophia Stadium.[4]

Statistics

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Honours

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AEK AthensCompetitionPanathinaikos
Domestic
13Super League Greece20
16Greek Cup20
2Greek Super Cup(defunct)3
1Greek League Cup(defunct)0
5Athens FCA League(defunct)17
0Greater Greece Cup(defunct)1
European
0Balkans Cup(defunct)1
37Total62

Matches summary

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CompetitionMatchesWinsDrawsGoalsHome winsHome drawsAway winsOther venue wins
AEKPAOAEKPAOAEKPAOAEKPAOAEKPAOAEKPAO
Super League Greece17550705516520235392232152902
Athens FCA League60122424507371365511––
Greek Cup3110912454054534312
Greek Super Cup402226––––––02
Total270721059326232146563340244316

Head-to-head ranking in Super League Greece

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P.606162636465666768697071727374757677787980818283848586878889909192939495969798990001020304050607080910111213141516171819202122232425
11111111111111111111111111111
222222222222222222222222222222222222222
333333333333333333333333333333333
444444444444444
55555555555
6666
777
88
9
10
1111
12
13
14
1515
16
17
18
Super League 2
11
Gamma Ethniki
11
  • Total: Panathinaikos with39 higher finishes, AEK Athens with27 higher finishes.

Matches list

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Athens FCA League

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SeasonAEK Athens – PanathinaikosPanathinaikos – AEK Athens
DateVenueAtten.ScoreDateVenueAtten.Score
1924–2506–01–1925Leoforos Alexandras StadiumN/A0–208–03–1926Leoforos Alexandras StadiumN/A1–0
1925–2603–01–1926Leoforos Alexandras StadiumN/A0–023–05–1926Leoforos Alexandras StadiumN/A3–1
1926–2705–06–1927Leoforos Alexandras StadiumN/A1–119–06–1927Leoforos Alexandras StadiumN/A1–0
1928–2918–11–1928Rouf Municipal StadiumN/A2–4SuspendedLeoforos Alexandras Stadium——
1929–3020–10–1929Leoforos Alexandras StadiumN/A1–106–04–1930Leoforos Alexandras StadiumN/A1–1
1930–3109–11–1930Leoforos Alexandras StadiumN/A1–2SuspendedLeoforos Alexandras Stadium——
1933–3419–11–1933Leoforos Alexandras StadiumN/A1–230–04–1934Leoforos Alexandras StadiumN/A5–2
1936–3706–02–1937Rouf Municipal StadiumN/A2–110–04–1937Leoforos Alexandras StadiumN/A2–1
1937–3810–04–1938Rouf Municipal StadiumN/A2–121–11–1937Leoforos Alexandras StadiumN/A0–1
1938–3930–10–1938Rouf Municipal StadiumN/A2–204–12–1938Leoforos Alexandras StadiumN/A0–2
1939–4012–11–1939Nikos Goumas StadiumN/A1–028–01–1940Leoforos Alexandras StadiumN/A0–4
1945–46SuspendedNikos Goumas Stadium——17–03–1946Leoforos Alexandras StadiumN/A2–1
1946–4702–03–1947Leoforos Alexandras StadiumN/A0–224–11–1946Leoforos Alexandras Stadium13,0001–0
1947–4804–04–1948Nikos Goumas StadiumN/A1–230–11–1947Leoforos Alexandras StadiumN/A4–0
1948–4927–02–1949Nikos Goumas Stadium10,0002–410–10–1948Leoforos Alexandras StadiumN/A1–2
1949–5015–01–1950Leoforos Alexandras Stadium10,0002–109–07–1950Leoforos Alexandras Stadium1,0001–0
1950–5105–11–1950Leoforos Alexandras StadiumN/A4–221–01–1951Leoforos Alexandras StadiumN/A1–1
1951–5206–04–1952Nikos Goumas Stadium12,0002–111–11–1951Leoforos Alexandras Stadium15,0000–0
1952–5307–12–1952Nikos Goumas StadiumN/A2–022–02–1953Leoforos Alexandras Stadium20,0002–0
1953–5413–12–1953Leoforos Alexandras Stadium12,0000–008–11–1953Leoforos Alexandras Stadium10,0001–0
1954–5505–12–1954Nikos Goumas StadiumN/A1–310–10–1954Leoforos Alexandras Stadium20,0003–0
1955–5612–01–1956Leoforos Alexandras StadiumN/A1–406–11–1955Leoforos Alexandras Stadium10,0002–1
1956–5709–12–1956Nikos Goumas StadiumN/A1–228–10–1956Leoforos Alexandras Stadium20,0001–1
1957–5808–12–1957Nikos Goumas StadiumN/A0–213–10–1957Leoforos Alexandras Stadium25,0000–1
1958–5907–09–1958Nikos Goumas Stadium15,0001–102–11–1958Leoforos Alexandras Stadium25,0001–1

Super League Greece

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SeasonAEK Athens – PanathinaikosPanathinaikos – AEK Athens
DateVenueAtten.ScoreDateVenueAtten.Score
Panhellenic Championship era (1927–1959)
1930–3114–06–1931Leoforos Alexandras StadiumN/A2–423–04–1931Leoforos Alexandras StadiumN/A2–2
1931–3213–03–1932Leoforos Alexandras StadiumN/A0–129–05–1932Leoforos Alexandras StadiumN/A3–1
1932–3311–12–1932Leoforos Alexandras StadiumN/A3–226–02–1933Leoforos Alexandras StadiumN/A4–4
1933–3425–02–1934Leoforos Alexandras StadiumN/A1–429–04–1934Leoforos Alexandras StadiumN/A5–0
1934–3519–05–1935Leoforos Alexandras StadiumN/A1–114–04–1935Leoforos Alexandras StadiumN/A3–0
1935–3615–03–1936Rouf Municipal StadiumN/A0–329–03–1936Leoforos Alexandras StadiumN/A1–1
1938–39The results of the Athens FCA League applied
1939–40
1953–5413–06–1954Nikos Goumas Stadium15,0000–230–05–1954Leoforos Alexandras StadiumN/A1–1
1957–5815–06–1958Nikos Goumas Stadium12,0001–112–03–1958Leoforos Alexandras Stadium21,5301–1
1958–5915–02–1959Nikos Goumas Stadium13,8112–117–05–1959Leoforos Alexandras StadiumN/A1–2
Alpha Ethniki era (1959–2006)
1959–6009–03–1960Nikos Goumas Stadium19,0901–008–11–1959Leoforos Alexandras Stadium22,9562–2
1960–6126–02–1961Nikos Goumas Stadium23,8872–109–10–1960Leoforos Alexandras Stadium26,8002–0[note 1]
1961–6228–03–1962Nikos Goumas Stadium35,0002–319–11–1961Leoforos Alexandras Stadium24,7384–1
1962–6312–05–1963Nikos Goumas Stadium34,9000–216–12–1962Leoforos Alexandras Stadium25,5141–1
1963–6415–04–1964Nikos Goumas Stadium34,8250–129–09–1963Leoforos Alexandras StadiumN/A5–4
1964–6503–01–1965Nikos Goumas Stadium34,0542–206–06–1965Leoforos Alexandras Stadium24,9151–0
1965–6603–04–1966Nikos Goumas Stadium30,9120–2[note 2]19–12–1965Leoforos Alexandras Stadium24,5352–3
1966–6713–11–1966Nikos Goumas Stadium30,8550–005–03–1967Leoforos Alexandras Stadium24,0690–0
1967–6818–02–1968Nikos Goumas Stadium30,8112–122–10–1967Leoforos Alexandras Stadium22,8871–1
1968–6906–04–1969Nikos Goumas Stadium28,5651–201–12–1968Leoforos Alexandras Stadium22,8031–2
1969–7022–10–1969Nikos Goumas Stadium30,0840–215–02–1970Leoforos Alexandras Stadium22,9680–1
1970–7127–12–1970Nikos Goumas Stadium29,1741–123–06–1971Leoforos Alexandras Stadium25,3382–1
1971–7217–10–1971Nikos Goumas Stadium29,9662–127–02–1972Leoforos Alexandras Stadium24,8171–2
1972–7330–04–1973Nikos Goumas Stadium25,0420–217–12–1972Leoforos Alexandras Stadium24,7603–1
1973–7403–03–1974Nikos Goumas Stadium29,8000–214–10–1973Leoforos Alexandras Stadium24,7281–0
1974–7520–04–1975Nikos Goumas Stadium28,8664–322–12–1974Leoforos Alexandras Stadium24,5100–0
1975–7611–04–1976Nikos Goumas Stadium29,0100–114–12–1975Leoforos Alexandras Stadium24,9602–2
1976–7726–12–1976Nikos Goumas Stadium29,1060–215–05–1977Leoforos Alexandras Stadium24,2002–0
1977–7805–03–1978Nikos Goumas Stadium29,8062–030–10–1977Municipal Stadium of Chalkida14,1501–1
1978–7908–04–1979Nikos Goumas Stadium28,7891–010–12–1978Leoforos Alexandras Stadium23,1502–2
1979–8007–10–1979Nikos Goumas Stadium36,1000–103–02–1980Leoforos Alexandras Stadium23,2001–0
1980–8130–11–1980Nikos Goumas Stadium36,7660–010–05–1981Karaiskakis Stadium25,3870–0
1981–8221–02–1982Nikos Goumas Stadium34,3291–027–09–1981Leoforos Alexandras Stadium23,7203–0
1982–8303–04–1983Nikos Goumas Stadium34,0384–128–11–1982Leoforos Alexandras Stadium24,0001–2
1983–8411–12–1983Nikos Goumas Stadium26,6340–215–04–1984Leoforos Alexandras Stadium24,3990–0
1984–8507–04–1985Nikos Goumas Stadium32,3411–125–11–1984Athens Olympic Stadium72,7323–2
1985–8627–04–1986Athens Olympic Stadium64,5420–005–01–1986Athens Olympic Stadium74,4932–1
1986–8703–05–1987Athens Olympic Stadium36,4560–322–12–1986Athens Olympic Stadium37,4521–1
1987–8824–04–1988Nikos Goumas Stadium27,7082–203–01–1988Athens Olympic Stadium59,4811–1
1988–8905–02–1989Nikos Goumas Stadium28,3990–025–09–1988Athens Olympic Stadium60,1450–1
1989–9006–05–1990Nikos Goumas Stadium25,4701–117–12–1989Athens Olympic Stadium51,7970–0
1990–9125–11–1990Nikos Goumas Stadium21,7161–231–03–1991Athens Olympic Stadium31,6424–0
1991–9208–09–1991Nikos Goumas Stadium25,6390–009–02–1992Athens Olympic Stadium40,8822–0
1992–9304–04–1993Nikos Goumas Stadium29,9453–122–11–1992Athens Olympic Stadium40,2171–1
1993–9423–01–1994Nikos Goumas Stadium17,4452–011–09–1993Athens Olympic Stadium30,2571–2
1994–9507–11–1994Nikos Goumas Stadium19,5060–125–03–1995Athens Olympic Stadium32,3363–0
1995–9618–11–1995Nikos Goumas Stadium16,9851–010–04–1996Athens Olympic StadiumN/A1–0
1996–9712–04–1997Nikos Goumas Stadium8,8923–015–12–1996Athens Olympic Stadium20,3132–0
1997–9827–10–1997Nikos Goumas Stadium19,5162–101–03–1998Athens Olympic Stadium30,0930–1
1998–9913–12–1998Nikos Goumas Stadium14,1272–012–05–1999Athens Olympic Stadium18,3470–0
1999–0026–09–1999Karaiskakis Stadium17,6191–213–02–2000Athens Olympic Stadium23,8801–0
2000–0107–01–2001Nikos Goumas Stadium12,3011–107–05–2001Leoforos Alexandras Stadium4,1090–1
2001–0204–11–2001Nikos Goumas Stadium13,1692–003–03–2002Leoforos Alexandras Stadium15,1662–0
2002–0314–09–2002Nikos Goumas Stadium13,8011–009–02–2003Leoforos Alexandras Stadium12,4392–1
2003–0421–09–2003Nea Smyrni Stadium9,4722–201–02–2004Leoforos Alexandras Stadium10,6452–1
2004–0509–01–2005Athens Olympic Stadium44,1931–015–05–2005Leoforos Alexandras StadiumCl. doors0–0
2005–0623–10–2005Athens Olympic Stadium28,6233–005–03–2006Athens Olympic Stadium31,4461–0
Super League era (2006–present)
2006–0718–02–2007Athens Olympic Stadium19,8101–423–10–2006Athens Olympic Stadium33,1991–2
2007–0802–03–2008Athens Olympic Stadium40,6101–111–11–2007Leoforos Alexandras Stadium15,2022–1
2008–0931–08–2008Athens Olympic Stadium30,1402–104–01–2009Athens Olympic Stadium42,0180–0
2009–1027–09–2009Athens Olympic Stadium22,4230–131–01–2010Athens Olympic Stadium47,3791–1
2010–1124–10–2010Athens Olympic Stadium27,9571–013–02–2011Athens Olympic Stadium37,2583–1
2011–1211–03–2012Athens Olympic Stadium14,2702–006–11–2011Athens Olympic Stadium32,9293–2
2012–1303–03–2013Athens Olympic Stadium16,9190–204–11–2012Athens Olympic Stadium12,5281–0
2015–1628–02–2016Athens Olympic Stadium20,9301–001–11–2015Leoforos Alexandras Stadium15,6400–0
2016–1702–04–2017Athens Olympic Stadium18,5262–315–01–2017Leoforos Alexandras Stadium6,9550–0
2017–1801–04–2018Athens Olympic Stadium27,1063–019–11–2017Leoforos Alexandras Stadium8,7341–1
2018–1909–03–2019Athens Olympic Stadium10,1450–003–11–2018Athens Olympic Stadium24,7310–0
2019–2009–02–2020Athens Olympic Stadium20,3741–010–11–2019Athens Olympic Stadium11,0563–2
2020–2106–12–2020Athens Olympic StadiumCl. doors1–228–02–2021Leoforos Alexandras StadiumCl. doors1–1
2021–2205–12–2021Athens Olympic Stadium17,5441–027–02–2022Leoforos Alexandras Stadium5,9433–0
2022–2308–01–2023Agia Sophia Stadium31,1001–011–09–2022Leoforos Alexandras Stadium13,9432–1
2023–2414–01–2024Agia Sophia StadiumCl. doors2–225–09–2023Leoforos Alexandras Stadium16,0021–2
2024–2529–09–2024Agia Sophia Stadium31,0002–019–01–2025Athens Olympic Stadium22,9371–0
2025–2619–01-2026Agia Sophia Stadium31,0004–030–11–2025Leoforos Alexandras Stadium13,5652–3

Play-off match

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SeasonAEK Athens – PanathinaikosPanathinaikos – AEK Athens
DateVenueAtten.ScoreDateVenueAtten.Score
1959–6031–07–1960Karaiskakis Stadium[note 3]20,9232–1
1962–6323–06–1963Nikos Goumas Stadium35,0003–3[note 4]
1979–8024–05–1980Karaiskakis Stadium[note 5]18,3501–0
2007–0814–05–2008Athens Olympic Stadium5,0321–130–04–2008Leoforos Alexandras Stadium8,5284–1
2008–0931–05–2009Athens Olympic Stadium30,4350–213–05–2009Athens Olympic Stadium22,9801–1
2010–1125–05–2011Athens Olympic StadiumCl. doors0–212–05–2011Athens Olympic Stadium8,8311–1
2011–1207–05–2012Athens Olympic Stadium6,0182–020–05–2012Athens Olympic Stadium11,2601–0
2015–1626–05–2016Athens Olympic Stadium6,9193–123–05–2016Leoforos Alexandras Stadium8,0183–0
2016–1721–05–2017Athens Olympic Stadium5,3181–024–05–2017Leoforos Alexandras Stadium3,8571–0
2019–2007–06–2020Athens Olympic StadiumCl. doors1–112–07–2020Athens Olympic StadiumCl. doors1–3
2020–2121–04–2021Athens Olympic StadiumCl. doors1–109–05–2021Leoforos Alexandras StadiumCl. doors0–1
2021–2208–05–2022Athens Olympic Stadium15,5190–013–03–2022Leoforos Alexandras Stadium5,4971–1
2022–2319–03–2023Agia Sophia Stadium30,4500–030–04–2023Leoforos Alexandras Stadium13,3730–0
2023–2424–04–2024Agia Sophia Stadium30,0823–003–04–2024Leoforos Alexandras Stadium12,1012–1
2024–2504–05–2025Agia Sophia Stadium1–206–04–2025Athens Olympic Stadium10,2723–1

Greek Cup

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SeasonRoundAEK – PanathinaikosPanathinaikos – AEKWinner
DateVenueAtten.ScoreDateVenueAtten.Score
1947–48Final20–06–1948Leoforos Alexandras Stadium12,0002–1PAO
1948–49Final19–06–1949Leoforos Alexandras Stadium15,0000–0 (a.e.t.)[note 6]AEK
03–07–1949Leoforos Alexandras Stadium15,0001–2 (a.e.t.)[note 7]
1949–50Semi-finals30–04–1950Leoforos Alexandras StadiumN/A1–1 (a.e.t.)AEK
11–05–1950Leoforos Alexandras StadiumN/A1–3 (a.e.t.)
1951–52Quarter-finals10–02–1952Nikos Goumas Stadium12,0001–1 (a.e.t.)30–03–1952Leoforos Alexandras Stadium16,0000–0 (a.e.t.)[note 8]AEK
1955–56Semi-finals13–06–1956Nikos Goumas StadiumN/A2–1AEK
1958–59Round of 1613–05–1959Karaiskakis Stadium17,0001–0[note 9]AEK
1966–67Quarter-finals25–06–1967Nikos Goumas Stadium35,0001–2PAO
1969–70Round of 3222–03–1970Nikos Goumas StadiumN/A1–1(3–5p)PAO
1977–78Round of 3201–02–1978Leoforos Alexandras Stadium23,0500–1AEK
1980–81Round of 1604–02–1981Nikos Goumas Stadium27,7971–0[note 10]07–01–1981Leoforos Alexandras Stadium18,0943–2AEK
1985–86Semi-finals11–05–1986Athens Olympic Stadium52,2842–219–05–1986Athens Olympic Stadium50,0002–1PAO
1993–94Group Stage08–09–1993Nikos Goumas Stadium6,3442–2Both
Final20–04–1994Athens Olympic Stadium61,2323–3(4–2p)PAO
1994–95Final19–04–1995Athens Olympic Stadium60,7771–0 (a.e.t.)PAO
1995–96Group Stage08–11–1995Athens Olympic Stadium1,6623–1Both
Quarter-finals31–01–1996Nikos Goumas Stadium14,2533–114–02–1996Athens Olympic Stadium29,8622–2AEK
1996–97Final16–04–1997Karaiskakis Stadium21,9260–0(5–3p)AEK
2000–01Group Stage29–11–2000Nikos Goumas Stadium1,3093–113–08–2000Athens Olympic Stadium6,4902–1Both
2003–04Semi-finals07–04–2004Giannis Pathiakakis Stadium5,0000–127–03–2004Leoforos Alexandras Stadium8,6572–2PAO
2004–05Round of 1627–01–2005Athens Olympic Stadium17,2801–103–02–2005Leoforos Alexandras Stadium5,1531–3AEK
2010–11Quarter-finals02–02–2011Athens Olympic Stadium23,0002–319–01–2011Athens Olympic Stadium37,2800–2AEK

• Series won: AEK Athens11, Panathinaikos7.

Greek Super Cup

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SeasonDateVenueAtten.Score
1989–9030–08–1989Athens Olympic Stadium39,3001–1(6–5p)
1993–9418–08–1993Athens Olympic Stadium35,0000–1
1994–9517–08–1994Athens Olympic Stadium15,4570–3
1996–9711–08–1996Karaiskakis Stadium21,9261–1(8–9p)

Top scorers

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RankPlayerClubLeague[note 11]Greek Cup Super CupLeague CupTotal
1GreeceVangelis PanakisPanathinaikos1500015
2GreeceAntonis AntoniadisPanathinaikos1010011
GreeceDimitris SaravakosBoth clubs7310
4GreeceMimis PapaioannouAEK Athens910010
PolandKrzysztof WarzychaPanathinaikos6400
6GreeceNikos LiberopoulosBoth clubs63009
7GreeceKostas NestoridisAEK Athens80008
GreeceKostas NikolaidisAEK Athens8000
GreecePanagiotis SourmelisPanathinaikos8000
GreeceAndreas PapaemmanouilBoth clubs7100
GreeceNikos SimosPanathinaikos5300
12GreeceAntonis TsolinasPanathinaikos70007
GreeceMimis DomazosBoth clubs7000
SerbiaLuka JovićAEK Athens7000
15GreeceAlexis AlexandrisAEK Athens42006
16GreeceLakis PetropoulosPanathinaikos50005
GreeceThomas MavrosAEK Athens5000
GreeceKleanthis MaropoulosAEK Athens4100
GreeceManolis KountourisAEK Athens4100
GreeceGiannis KanakisAEK Athens4100
GreeceTakis LoukanidisPanathinaikos4100
GreeceKostas BatsinilasPanathinaikos3200
North MacedoniaToni SavevskiAEK Athens3110

Personnel at both clubs

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Players

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From Panathinaikos to AEK Athens
Lysandros Dikaiopoulos played for AEK and Panathinaikos and lost his life in a match between the two teams[8]
From AEK Athens to Panathinaikos

Managers

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Notes

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  1. ^Abandoned at the 88th minute, while the score was 3–2. Awarded a 2–0 byw/o.[6]
  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 byw/o.[7]
  3. ^Neutral ground.
  4. ^The game was played atNikos Goumas Stadium after an 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. ^Abandoned at the 109 minute.
  7. ^Replay match
  8. ^Replay match, AEK won coin toss.
  9. ^The original match was played on 26 April 1959 atNikos Goumas Stadium. It was interrupted in the 54th minute at 0–0.
  10. ^AEK won on away goals
  11. ^Includes the goals fromAthens FCA League
  12. ^Returned to Panthinaikos in 1980 after joining AEK for1+1⁄2 seasons.
  13. ^Returned to Panthinaikos in 1997 after joining AEK for 2 seasons.
  14. ^Returned to AEK in 2017 after joining Panthinaikos for3+1⁄2 seasons.

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