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The Olympiacos Foundation broke new ground when it was created, with respect to the heritage and the millions of Olympiacos fans - and with a desire to always emphasize that Olympiacos is more than just a team

This football genius from Uruguay inextricably linked his name with the Piraeus team, so much so that it became a motto sung by the fans in the stands

Some of the all-time greats who played in the red and white stripes.

...or, how Ilias Hatzipavlis and Tasos Bountouris, two Olympiacos athletes, became legends in a sport where the wind decides everything...and nothing

With Thodoris Vlachos and Charis Pavlidis at the helm, the titles began to... rain down. Having grown up at Olympiacos, they went on to help their club grow in its turn

The annual Boston Marathon Wreath Ceremony, hosted by the Consul General of Greece in Boston with support from the Alpha Omega Council and the 26.2 Foundation, brought together diplomats, organizers, athletes, and marathon legends

The Greek team had previously defeated another tournament favorite, the Netherlands, to reach the final.

Up next, the team coached by Haris Pavlidis will face a formidable opponent—powerhouse Netherlands—in tomorrow’s April 19, semifinal.

Stefanos Tsitsipas continued his good performances as the Greek tennis star booked a spot in the quarterfinals of the Barcelona Tennis Open (ATP 500) after a hard-fought 2-0 victory over American Sebastian Korda, prevailing 7-6(4), 6-4 in just over an hour and a half. The Greek tennis star, ranked 16th in the ATP Rankings, was […]

His speech is often allegorical and sometimes poetic - similar to the way he played

The Basque trainer that fans took into their hearts, like few others, was the first to mix football and... geometry in his palette

On the one hand, Yves Triantafyllos, and Romain Argyroudis, on the other. Between them numerous fond football memories