The fans of Olympiakos in Greece had much to celebrate during the club’s 100th anniversary season.
After recently clinching the league title with remarkable ease, Jose Luis Mendilibar’s squad capped off their season by winning the Greek Cup, their 19th overall, with a decisive 2-0 victory against OFI in the final.
Held in a packed OAKA stadium, the match featured passionate supporters from both sides. Olympiakos showcased superior performance, rightfully securing the win and celebrating joyously as Polish referee Marcinak blew the final whistle.
After the ceremony, the players formed a line to honor their rivals with a pasillo, showing respect for their effort.
One by one, the Olympiakos players accepted their medals, with Ayoub El Kaabi being awarded MVP.
Soon after, El Kaabi and Panagiotis Retsos lifted the trophy, transforming the evening into a spectacular celebration at OAKA, complete with fireworks and a wave of joy from jubilant fans.
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