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Super League Greece

Champions: Olympiacos

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ClubStadiumCityCapacity
OlympiacosKaraiskakis Stadiumopened 1896Piraeus168,151 people33,334
AEK AthensAgia Sophia Stadiumopened 2022Athens643,452 people31,100
PAOKToumba Stadiumopened 1959Thessaloníki309,617 people28,703
OFIPankritio Stadiumopened 2004Heraklion145,440 people26,240
ArisKleanthis Vikelidis Stadiumopened 1951Thessaloniki309,617 people22,800
PanathinaikosLeoforos Alexandras Stadiumopened 1922Athens643,452 people16,003
PanioniosNea Smyrni Stadiumopened 1939Nea Smyrni72,853 people11,115
AtromitosPeristeri Stadiumopened 1970Peristeri133,630 people10,200
Skoda XanthiXanthi GroundXanthi58,760 people9,500
Asteras TripolisTheodoros Kolokotronis Stadiumopened 1979Tripoli30,383 people7,616
PAS GianninaZosimades Stadiumopened 1952Ioannina64,896 people7,534
PanthrakikosKomotini Municipal Stadiumopened 1923Komotini51,732 people6,198
LevadiakosLevadia Municipal Stadiumopened 1952Livadeia21,468 people5,915
PlataniasPerivolia Municipal Stadiumopened 1959Platanias953 people4,527
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