

UEFA Champions League
While you were Out: Djole, Mitro, and UEFA sanctions
By: Peter Katsiris |After another lengthy international break, Olympiacos returns to action this weekend with a Super League visit to Levadeiakos on Sunday. While the main focus over the last two weeks have revolved around internationals, Olympiacos has been making some headlines recently, so why don’t we recap…
Djordjevic calls it quits
The most successful player in Olympiacos’ history, Predrag [...]
Orange: Collina’s new favorite color!
By: Chris Pavlakos |Not really Olympiacos news per say, but this is too good to pass up.
In Italy they are going to experiment with the use of an ORANGE card. Article from Italy (in english) here
”It would be good for those situations where a red card is too much and a yellow not enough,” said an ironically ORANGE [...]
‘Djole’ becomes Olympiacos’ top UEFA Cup scorer
By: Peter Katsiris |It’s merely consolation, but Predrag Djordjevic’s penalty goal in Olympiacos’ 3-1 defeat to Saint-Etienne on Wednesday made him the club’s all-time leading scorer in European competition.
Bagging his fifteenth goal in Europe against the Ligue 1 outfit, Djordjevic surpassed Nikos Anastopoulos’ mark of fourteen goals to become Olympiacos’ leading scorer after eighty-nine appearances in Europe for [...]
Champions League to continue without Greek Champions
By: Peter Katsiris |I can’t believe it, but it is a reality:Olympiacos is officially out of the UEFA Champions League for this season. It’s something I wouldn’t expect to say until after the group stage, or even later — especially after making the Round of 16 lineup. Unfortunately, ‘O Thrylos’ couldn’t stave off an early exit, and the [...]
Greek Champions face early Champions League KO
By: Peter Katsiris |I can’t believe I am saying this so early in the season, but Olympiacos could be set for a UEFA Cup run?
Olympiacos faces an early exit from the UEFA Champions League tonight (21:45 GR, NET), with only ninety minutes left for the Greek Champions to turn a 3-0 deficit against Anorthosis Famagusta into a memorable [...]
Have no fear, Diogo is (finally) here!
By: Peter Katsiris |It’s all over; the most anticipated transfer of the summer — at least from a Gavroi perspective — has finally been completed. Diogo was officially unveiled as an Olympiacos player yesterday, after agreeing to a 5-year deal with the Greek Champions earlier this week. After months of speculation, the saga that featured several back-and-forth negotiations [...]
Olympiacos set for Anorthosis rematch
By: Peter Katsiris |We are now less than 24 hours away from Olympiacos’ season debut in Europe for the 2008/2009 season, with a good result in Cyprus being the objective — the only good result is a win. The Greek Champions meet Anorthosis Famagusta tomorrow night at the Antonis Papadopoulos Stadium in Larnaca. Olympiacos arrive in Cyprus knowing [...]
Olympiacos lose, but impress against Racing
By: Peter Katsiris |Olympiacos fell 3-2 to Spanish side Racing Santander tonight, but the loss was little disappointment to the thousands of fans who packed the Georgios Karaiskaki stadium. Goals from Avraam Papadopoulos and Luciano Galletti were not enough to edge out Racing Santander, who scored via Jonathan Pereira Ebi Smolarek and benefited from a Leonardo own goal.
The [...]
Spontaneous flurry of transfers
By: Peter Katsiris |*** Notice name change? It is still me, Takis, I just changed my display name to my actual name — Peter Katsiris — for future career purchases. Thanks for understanding. ***
After a somewhat sombre opening to the transfer window, a buzz of excitement has swooped Piraeus by storm. Fans are no longer agitated by the [...]
Champions League Draw: Déjà vu for Olympiacos
By: Peter Katsiris |UEFA officials conducted the 3rd Qualifying Round draw earlier today in Nyon, France; the result turned out to be a familiar one. Having to qualify for the first time since the 1998/1999 Champions League season, Olympiacos was paired up with an unknown opponent but a potential familiar foe. The Greek Champions will dip their feet [...]






