The Greek Super League is the most repetitive league in our data. Only 30 different final scores appeared in 517 matches, fewer than in any of the other 17 leagues we counted, and four scores, 1-1, 0-1, 1-0 and 1-2, make up more than a third of everything. It’s also a league of clean sheets, particularly when one of the big four is playing at home.
The table below lists Greek fixtures with a predicted score for each. The predictions come from an outside provider and we show them as published. The notes use results from July 2024 to October 2026 to show how Greek scores behave.
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The scores in the Super League
| Score | Share of Super League matches |
|---|---|
| 1-1 | 13.0% |
| 0-1 | 9.5% |
| 1-0 | 8.5% |
| 1-2 | 8.5% |
| 0-0 | 8.3% |
| 2-1 | 8.3% |
The league averaged 2.52 goals a match, one of the lowest figures we found. Under half of matches went over 2.5, and both teams scored in only 49%. A goalless draw is 8.3% of the matches, which puts 0-0 in the top five. The top five scores cover 48%.
Away wins are more common than in some leagues. Visitors won 34% of matches against 41% for home sides and 25% draws. That’s only a gap of seven points, a smaller home advantage than in Spain, France or Turkey.
The big four, home and away
Olympiacos, PAOK, AEK and Panathinaikos are the dominant clubs, and their results are very different from the rest of the league.
| Matches | Home win | Draw | Away win | Both teams scored | Commonest scores |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Big four at home to the rest (92) | 78% | 15% | 7% | 36% | 1-0 (18.5%), 3-0 (16%), 2-0 (13%) |
| Big four away to the rest (91) | 12% | 24% | 64% | 45% | 0-1 (16.5%), 1-2 (13%), 0-2 (11%) |
| Big four against each other (50) | 48% | 28% | 24% | 54% | 1-1 and 2-1 (14% each), 0-0 (12%) |
| The rest against the rest (284) | 38% | 28% | 35% | 53% | 1-1 (15%), 1-2 (10%), 0-1 (9.5%) |
At home, the big four won 78% of games, and both teams scored in only 36% of them. That’s a lot of clean sheets. The commonest score was 1-0 at 18.5%, then 3-0 at 16%. Three scores, 1-0, 3-0 and 2-0, make up nearly half of those matches.
When the big four played each other, 12% of games were 0-0, the highest of any group. Among the other ten clubs, the commonest score was 1-1 at 15%, and 28% of their matches were drawn.
Club by club
These are from each club’s point of view over about 71 league matches each:
| Club | Won / drew / lost | Goals for / against | Clean sheets | Commonest scores (club first) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Olympiacos | 66% / 23% / 11% | 1.63 / 0.58 | 56% | 1-0 and 2-0 (18% each) |
| AEK | 59% / 23% / 19% | 1.73 / 0.73 | 50% | 1-0 (17%), 1-1 (14%) |
| Panathinaikos | 52% / 25% / 23% | 1.49 / 0.97 | 35% | 1-0 (15.5%), 1-1 (11%), 2-1 (11%) |
Olympiacos conceded just 0.58 goals a game and kept a clean sheet in 56% of their matches. Both teams scored in only 38% of their games. AEK were similar, with BTTS in 37%.
Olympiacos finished top in 2024/25 on 75 points, 16 ahead of Panathinaikos. In 2025/26 AEK topped the table on 72, six clear of Olympiacos and eight ahead of PAOK.
A small league
In both complete seasons in our sample the Super League had 14 clubs, and each club played 32 league matches. That’s a small pool, and the big four meet each other more often than clubs do in larger leagues. Of our 517 matches, 50 were between two of the four, nearly one in ten.
Those matches matter for correct score. They’re closer than the big four’s games against everyone else: a home win in 48%, a draw in 28%, and 1-1, 2-1 and 0-0 as the leading scores. If a table row has two of the four clubs, ignore the 1-0 and 3-0 pattern for home games against the rest, because it doesn’t apply.
Away teams in Greece
Greek visitors are less badly off than in most leagues. They won 34% of matches, and the home side was scoreless in 28%. Among the smaller clubs the visitors won 35% against 38% for the hosts, which is nearly level. A predicted away win between two of the ten smaller clubs, 0-1 or 1-2, sits on two of the league’s commonest scores.
Five rules we follow
- Start with 1-0. For a big club at home it’s the commonest score, at 18.5%.
- Think clean sheets. Both teams scored in only 36% of big-four home games.
- Respect 1-1. It’s 13% of league matches and 15% between the smaller clubs.
- Don’t dismiss 0-0. It’s 8.3% overall and 12% when two big clubs meet.
- Keep stakes small. The commonest score covers 13% of matches.
Common mistakes
The commonest mistake is backing both teams to score because a Greek match “should be open”. It happens less often here than in nearly any league we counted.
Another is predicting 2-1 for a big club at home. It’s 10% of those games, but 1-0 is almost twice as common.
The third is ignoring the away wins. When the big four travelled, they won 64%, and 0-1 was the commonest score.
Reading a Greek row
If the table gives a big club a 1-0 at home, you’re on its commonest score. A 3-0 is a fair second choice. If it gives a predicted 1-1 between two smaller clubs, that’s the league’s commonest score. A predicted 3-2 or 4-1 is an unusual pick in a league that had only 30 different scores in the sample.
Questions about Greek correct scores
What’s the commonest Super League score? 1-1, at 13% of matches.
How many goals does a Super League match have? 2.52 on average, one of the lowest.
How often do both teams score? In 49% of matches, and 36% when a big club is at home.
Who won the Super League in 2025/26? AEK finished top on 72 points.
Which club keeps the most clean sheets? Olympiacos, in 56% of matches.
How many different scores does the league produce? Only 30 in our sample, the fewest of any league.
Where can I see other predictions? Try BTTS for today or over and under 2.5. For another league, see the Polish page.
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