In the men’s volleyball league playoff semi-final series, Olympiakos and PAOK celebrated victories over Milos and Panathinaikos respectively, securing a qualifying advantage to secure a place in the finals. On Saturday, however, there is a chance for a ‘response’ from Panathinaikos and Milos.

The clover greets the dicephalus in the afternoon at the Agios Thomas Gymnasium in Maroussi (25/3 5pm PAO TV) and aiming for a 1-1 draw as he celebrates his sixth success against the Thessalonians in the last seven games between the sides.

Panathinaikos seeks compensation

“We had problems in the first game and generally didn’t play our game. We are called upon to bring the game to a balanced level and get back on the road to success. The opponent is a strong team that we have a positive attitude towards.” Patrol, but now we have to turn it against ourselves, league situation and then we’ll watch the cup game.said about the game Passer by Panathinaikos Axel Jacobsen.

With high morale, PAOK completed its preparation in the PAOK Sports Arena without any problems. The series with Panathinaikos still has a long way to go, and Josko Milenkoski’s team is well aware of that. The training program was given an absolute basis in the tactical part, with video analysis being an integral part of the preparation.

PAOK coach Josko Milenkoski said: “We didn’t have that much time between the first game and the second game, so there won’t be many changes in the tactical part, especially since we won the first game. Maybe we’ll look at the little details.” “It will be a difficult game against opponents who want to level the streak in front of their full stadium. But we are in the playoffs and there are no easy games. If we want a good result, we have to play.” without mistakes and at a high level. It won’t be easy, but we’ll do our best.”

It is noted that Panathinaikos leads in 78 league games in the history of the two teams by 48-30 wins.

The goal is to overcome Milos

In the other semi-final of the day (25/3, 21:30, ERT-3 HD) Milonas welcomes Olympiacos with the goal of making the big breakthrough that is nothing more than equalizing the winning streak. Olympiacos, on the other hand, will want to make it 2-0 to complete qualifying for the final at home.

AONS coach Milon Sakis Psarras said: “In the second game against Olympiakos, this time at home, we will try to show a different face. We have studied the first game and we will use a different strategy to aim for our first win. We invite our fans to support us did all year”.

For their part, Olympiacos are banking heavily on the short playoff qualifiers to save themselves time for rest and recovery ahead of the finals.

Tonsek Stern, Olympiakos diagonal player, said: “We won the first game, but that doesn’t mean that the semifinals are over. So we have to focus fully on the second game, it’s very important to get the 2-0 in the series. Milos is playing a lot Well, he showed it in the second set, also in the first game, he shows it all year, so we mustn’t lose focus, every point will be important, so we have to play hard at every stage.

In 11 games in the past, Olympiacos has only won against Milos.