1970–71 Greek Cup

Panathinaikos and AEK scored precious away wins on Sunday and continue to lead the table at the halfway point of the Super League playoffs.

Panathinaikos emerged victorious from the super-tough challenge of Toumba, beating PAOK 2-1 in a game that had 16 minutes of time added-on at the end of the second half.

Champion PAOK earned its second ever Greek Cup in men's volleyball as after beating holder Olympiakos in a thrilling semifinal on Friday it downed crosstown rival Iraklis in Saturday's final on Rhodes.

Olympiakos and PAOK saw their chances for a spot in the last 16 of the Europa League diminish dramatically after the first-leg games on Thursday, as Olympiakos drew 0-0 at home with Osmanlispor and PAOK lost 3-0 in Thessaloniki to Schalke.

A breathtaking clash in Piraeus on Sunday night saw Olympiakos beat PAOK 2-1 for the Super League, while AEK and Panionios shared a much less exciting goalless draw on Saturday.

 Police stops fan clash in... women's volleyball

By George Georgakopoulos

The Greek Cup quarterfinal between AEK and Olympiakos was called off March 11 with one minute to go after a pitch invasion by fans in the Athens Olympic Stadium.

About 25 AEK supporters ran onto the pitch before throwing objects and chasing Olympiakos players following an 89th-minute goal by midfielder Franco Jara that gave the visiting side a decisive 1-0 lead.