Diego Biseswar

AEK and PAOK shared a 2-2 draw in a thrilling derby at the Olympic Stadium of Athens on Sunday night, that allowed Olympiakos to go it alone on top of the Super League table.

PAOK Thessaloniki was eliminated from Champions League qualifying after losing to Ajax Amsterdam in the second leg of their third qualifying round tie.
Ajax, semi-finalists last season, came from behind to beat PAOK 3-2 for a 5-4 aggregate win over the Greeks.

PAOK beat AEK 2-0 in an eventful Greek Cup final that had two goals, one missed penalty, three red cards, plenty of passion and, thankfully no major problems on the pitch. The final was, however, overshadowed by violence outside the Olympic Stadium of Athens.

PAOK Thessaloniki are celebrating their 5th Greek Cup trophy after triumphing over their Athenian rivals AEK Athens (2-1) in the Greek FA Cup final. The black and whites have clinched one of the two major trophies after 17 years when they had last won the Greek Cup in 2003. Pedro Henrique scored the decider in the 81st minute to send the PAOK fans to the heavens.