Hellas Football

Olympiakos and Nottingham Forest:  Two Sides of the Same Coin? By Stephen Kountourou Evangelos Marinakis has had a rollercoaster of a time as a multi-club owner this season. One team competed for the domestic league title and played in Europe, while the other experienced top-flight football for the first time in 26 years and survived the drop. But both Olympiakos and Nottingham Forest have had more comparative seasons than people think. It does not just end with just having the same owner. Both sides have gone through a metamorphosis in 2022/23, with some successes and some failures too. Both clubs had extremely busy transfer windows throughout the new season. For Olympiakos, it was a response to the transition the club was going through at the time. There was a massive overhaul of players, including the likes of Marcelo, James Rodriguez and Šime Vrsaljko just to name a few. All three failed to live up to expectations. Despite a fire sale in January a couple more reinforcements in Ramo

Super League: XI of the 2022-23 season. The season has offered excitement of a rarely seen kind and finally AEK was able to draw the longest straw. They thus picked up the league title in their first season at the new OPAP Arena Agia Sophia in Nea Filafeldeia. Join us as I summaries the season and single out the players who performed best. By Andreas Mitsis, The 2022-23 league season has reached its end point. AEK became champions and on Sunday (14/5) were able to crown their first season at the new magnificent OPAP Arena Agia Sophia with a league gold.  The club's first since the 2017-18 season and their thirteenth all-time. All AEK needed in advance in the last playoff round at home against Volos was not to lose, which they obviously didn't do. 4-0 the numbers were written against Volos and the whole of Nea Filadelfeia was one big yellow-black sea with a senseless party all day long for all the AEK supporters in and around Agia Sophia. The season as a whole has brought a bit