We explore the biggest wins in Greek Cup history, uncovering a match that ended 23–0 (!) and plenty of other victories with double-digit goal tallies. Join us as we turn back the clock and revisit some of the most astonishing moments in the competition’s history.
Produced and presented by Nikolas Ang...
“Time in Greece” has researched and compiled the biggest wins in the history of the Greek football championship. From Olympiacos’s 11–0 victory over Fostiras in 1974 to Ethnikos’s ten goals against Atromitos in 1981. From Proodeftiki’s nine goals against Olympiacos Nicosia in 1970 to Panathinaikos’s 9–1 win over ...
The tragic death of former AEK footballer Marios Oikonomou has added another name to the long list of athletes whose lives ended on the road.
In this special report, "Time in Greece" and Nikolas Angelidis revisit the stories of athletes whose lives were cut short behind the wheel, shedding light...
We leaf through the newspaper OMADA from Tuesday, 17 April 1973. We discover…
• Olympiacos and PAOK battling for the Double• PAOK’s victory over AEK in Nea Filadelfeia• Giorgos Gonios giving it his all…• Stelios Skevofylakas and Giorgos Kefalidis declaring that AEK is the golden chapter of their live...
We present the story of A.E. Didymoteicho, founded in 1933, a club that has competed in Greece’s national leagues and continues to represent the wider Evros region with pride. A story that reads like a fairytale—painted in green and white, and marked by the emblem of the shamrock.
We leaf through the sports newspaper “Balla”, dated 3 April 1984, and discover…
the five-year contracts and expiring deals at Olympiacos F.C.
the “secret” behind the success of Giorgos Koudas
why Giannis Dintsikos refused to join the Olympic team
the contracts weighing heavily on histor...
The program “Time in Greece” with Nikolas Angelidis presents an in-depth report on the tragic figures of Greek stadiums—footballers who never had the chance to fully unfold their talent on the pitch.
The thread of their lives was cut short abruptly, leaving behind sorrow and grief for their teams...
Every Friday, "Time in Greece" takes you back into the world of press history. Nikolas Angelidis becomes your time-travel guide, turning the calendar back to a specific date and leafing through the newspapers of that day.
Today, we open the issue of the newspaper“Αθλητική Ηχώ” (Athlitiki Echo) from Fri...
We turn the calendars back. 58 years ago. Back in the Day… Monday, 22 August 1967. In front of us lies a newspaper of that day. It’s the sports weekly OMADA, filled with rich coverage of all the teams and every sport…
So today we learn:
About Olympiacos’ trip to Canada and their matches played ...
Nikolas Angelidis and the show “Time in Greece” take listeners on a journey through the storied past of Greek football, exploring the stadiums, the teams, and the numbered gates that have become sacred ground for generations of devoted supporters. Alongside these stories, the series uncovers the first o...
Nikolas Angelidis and the show "Time in Greece" take listeners on a journey through the storied past of Greek football, exploring the stadiums, the teams, and the numbered gates that have become sacred ground for generations of devoted supporters. Alongside these stories, the series uncovers the fir...
Nikolas Angelidis takes listeners on a fascinating journey back to the roots of Greek football history. The show transports us to Switzerland at the turn of the 20th century, where the first Greek footballers made their mark abroad from 1897 to 1900. Among them were the Vryonis brothers, whose path...
On April 13th, 2024, exactly one century will be completed since that meeting of refugees who decided in the center of Athens, at 24 Veranzerou Street, at the sporting goods store of Kostas Dimopoulos and brothers Emilios and Menelaos Ionas, to create a sports club that will bring back the memories...
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