Handball
Second fight between Olympiakos and AEK in Handball Premier Final

Olympiacos and AEK meet in the indoor stadium of Ilioupoli (May 17, 7:00 p.m., LIVE Sportish) in the second final of the Handball Premier. The Union is in the lead, they won 1-0.
The second act of the Handball Premier final series will take place on Wednesday afternoon (May 17) at 7:30 p.m. (LIVE Sportish). Olympiakos host AEK at the Ilioupoli Indoor Stadium.
In the first final at OAKA, AEK prevailed 21-19, taking the first of the three steps required to win the title.
At the Olympiakos camp, they will aim to secure victory in Wednesday’s game to end the streak 1-1 and then aim for the ‘break’ at AEK’s home stadium. On the other hand, Union will be fighting for the win which will give him a psychological advantage and a clear lead on the title.
The match referees are Kinatzidis – Fotakidis. The game will be streamed from the official Olympiacos channel on Youtube.
Schedule for the final
- 1st final
AEK – Olympiacos Piraeus 21-19
- 2nd final: Wednesday, May 17, 2023, time 7:30 p.m
Olympiacos – AEK
- 3rd final: Monday 22 May 2023
AEK – Olympiacos
- 4th Final: Friday 26 May 2023 (if required)
Olympiacos – AEK
- 5th Final: Wednesday 31 May 2023 (if required)
AEK – Olympiacos
All finals are broadcast in live streaming produced by the home clubs.
Source: sport 24

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Handball
AEK lost 39:27 against Lucerne and said goodbye to the EHF European League

The AEK men’s handball team ended its commitments in the EHF European League with a defeat as it “bowed” to Kriens Luzern with a score of 39:27 in Switzerland.
The Greek champions had no hopes of qualifying but achieved a positive result in the group finals.
Now the pioneer of this year’s Handball Premier is concentrating entirely on the national competitions with the sole aim of winning the doubles. On a fantastic day it was Stipe Madalinic who scored 10 goals.
In the competition, Martinovic and Madalinic scored the goals for “Union” (0:1, 2:2). The hosts took the lead 6:4 and with a 3:0 run they increased the lead to 5 goals (9:4). AEK, with Mallios scoring two goals in a row, fell to 11-8, while Jonsson and Mandalinic kept AEK in the game (18-14).
In the second half, the “yellow-blacks” with Madalinic and Zambic stayed close to the score until the 35th minute (22:16). The Swiss improved their performance, especially in defense, reaching +8 (29-21). Kederis and Liapis delivered offensive thrusts (30-24), while AEK became more aggressive with the use of Lemos (32-26). However, towards the end of the game the home team prevailed 7-1 and reached the final with 39-27.
Kriens Lucerne – AEK 39-27
Source: sport 24

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Handball
PAOK – Diomedes 27-26: Fifth win in a row for Dikephalos

In the end, PAOK also defeated Diomedes with a penalty and achieved five wins in a row in the Handball Premier.
With a penalty goal from Eleftheriadis to make it 59:57, PAOK achieved a great victory 27-26 on him Diomedes of Argos for the 10th matchday of the Handball Premier.
“Two-Headed” earned his 5th consecutive victory and now climbed to 5th place with 13 points, while Diomedes dropped from his previous 4th place to 6th place with 11 points.
- The five minutes: 2-4, 5-6, 7-11, 12-13, 14-15, 16-16 (MCH), 16-16, 19-18, 22-20, 22-22, 25-24, 27- 26
- PAOK (Seyrekidis): Gigof, Ladakis, Eleftheriadis 2, Tsamouridis 1, Papageorgiou, T. Papazoglou 7, K. Koukmisis 4, L. Papazoglou, Tsanaxidis 3, Marinos, N. Koukmisis, Batzios, Kalomiros 4, Botskaref 2, Daios, Tzorginis 4
- Diomedes (Zaravinas): Kostoulas, Anastasiou, Tsakalos, Tselios, Tserletski, Tsakouridis 7, Asvestas 1, Hatzikonstantinou, Bayios, Kostakidis 5, Manthos 4, Bekiaris, Baltazis, Nikolinais, Salem 4, Stefanitsis 5
- referee: Kinatzidis-Fotakidis, Reds: 28:31 Ladakis (dangerous game – no ticket was kept), 59:56 Zaravinas (in protest – progression of penalties on the bench), Two minutes: 5-5, Penalty: 3/4-3/3
The results of the 11th game
Saturday, December 2nd
- GAS Kilkis – Aeropos Mandynamic 28-28
- Zafirakis Naoussa – Ionian 23-21
- AEK – Panhellenic 38-16
- Bianco Monte Drama – AESH Pylias 29-24
Sunday, December 3rd
- PAOK – Diomedes Argos 27-26
Wednesday, June 12th
- Doukas – Olympiacos
Grading
- AEK 18
- Olympiacos / Xyni Club 16
- ASE Duka 15
- Bianco Monte Drama 14
- PAOK 13
- Diomedes Argos 11
- Zafirakis 10
- AESH Pylias 6
- Ionian 4
- GAS Kilkis 4
- Mandynamic 3 Aero
- Panhellenic 2
Next match day
- AESH Pylias – GAS Kilkis
- Diomedes Argos – BIANCO MONTE Drama
- Olympiacos / Xyni – PAOK
- Aeropos MANDYNAMIC – AEK
- Ionic – ASE Duka
- Panhellenic – Zafirakis
Source: sport 24

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Handball
PAOK – AEK 43-26: Party in Thessaloniki for A1 handball

PAOK prevailed against AEK and returned to winning ways in the A1 women’s handball.
PAOK Mateco returned to winning ways with a win after the defeat against Nea Ionia 43-26 from AEK in Thessaloniki and achieved 12 points after 7 games in the A1 women’s handball.
- The five minutes: 3-2, 7-5, 11-9, 13-12, 17-14, 20-15 (day), 23-17, 27-19, 30-21, 34-23, 38-23, 43 – 26.
- PAOK (Pelekidis): Hatziparasidou 8, Kerlidis 6, Mendesidou 1, Vrancits 5, Boulatovic 2, Caprinioti, Samolada 1, Muratovic 5, Sevdili 9, Zeneli, Grbasevic, Koulouri 2, Burato 4, Tsiknaki, Silva
- AEK (Sarafis): Magou 1, Psarioti 2, Petkovska, Katsika 5, Gaspari 1, Zaferiopoulou 1, Pavlou 1, Sarkiri, Fabis 8, Banasis 1, Nikolovska 2, Mejri 4
- referee: Gogas-Zahinoglou, Red: 39:40 Nikolovska (three two minutes), Two minutes: 3-7, Penalty: 4/6-4/4
Third win in a row for Panorama
He achieved his third consecutive victory and his fourth overall victory in the championship panorama what was imposed 33-23 from Athenaikou.
- The five minutes: 2-1, 3-4, 4-5, 8-6, 9-8, 14-10 (w), 19-11, 21-12, 25-16, 28-17, 30-20, 33- 23
- PANORAMA (S. Vakalis): Koutsimani, Liouka 2, Emmanuilidou, Koukmisi 5, Florou, Amanatidou 4, E. Kouklotidou, Miga 1, Tsiamoura 3, Nikolaou 4, Christodoulidou, Gonsalves 7, Gomes 2, El. Kouklotidou, Abilda 5
- ATHENIANS (Tzouanopoulos): Makroglou 1, Tzourisits 1, Kotrotsiu 6, Kouros 1, A. Savvalaki, Uni, Kavadia 1, Vetkova 10, Struzou 1, D. Savvalaki, Globarevitch, Kaliva, Papadimopoulou 1, Spiliopoulou, Papagiannopoulou 2
- referee: Vageltzikis- Tornikidis, Red: 3:34 Globarević (due to dangerous play – no ticket was booked), Two minutes: 5-2, Penalty: 3/3-4/6
First victory for Alexander the Great
His first points in the A1 women’s ranking were celebrated by Alexander the Great Who won 37-26 him nightingale in Giannitsa and raised his hopes of staying in this category.
On the contrary, Korydallos is now in last place with no points and is in a disadvantageous position in the battle for salvation, especially after the defeats against Athenaikos and Giannitsa.
- The five minutes: 3-1, 6-6, 9-9, 13-11, 15-12, 17-13 (w), 21-15, 25-17, 27-20, 31-22, 35-23, 37- 26
- Alexander the Great (Tarinidis): Pyritidou, Patsani 2, Plioga 3, Daflidou, Peiou, Vramba, Trellopoulou, Anastasiou 3, Papadopoulou, Karaveli 4, Karabatzaki 10, Dimitrakoudi 2, Tomidou, Malle 1, Mavropoulou 5, Trietina 7
- LARK (Dorotheou): Diakogianni 2, Karagianni 2, Sitoglou, Z. Mavrogeorgi 1, Mylonas, Manda 3, Tsiapa, Lytrivi 8, Babe 1, Christodoulou, Manias 1, Sarantakou 2, Tavlaridis 6, Paresoglou
- referee: Theodosiou-Papoulias, Red: 45:23 Sarandakou (dangerous game – no ticket was drawn), Two minutes: 6-6, Penalty: 3/5-4/4
The results of the 7th game
- Kamatero – Renaissance 31-33
- Pylaia – Nea Ionia 26-30
- Panorama – Athenaikos 33-23
- PAOK – AEK 43-26
- Alexander the Great – Korydallos 37-26
The rating
- Nea Ionia 14
- PAOK 12
- Gate 10
- Rebirth 8 (6 games)
- Panorama 8
- Camera 6
- AEK 6 (6 games)
- Athenaekos 2
- Alexander the Great II
- Korydallos 0
The program of the 8th game
- 12.09. 4:30 p.m Panorama – Alexander the Great
- 12.09. 6:00 p.m Nea Ionia – Kamatero
- 10/12 AEK – Pylaia
- 12.10. 3:30 p.m Korydallos – PAOK
- 12.10. 4:00 p.m Athenaekos – Renaissance
Source: sport 24

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