This page shows the live, auto-updating Greek Super League table for the current season. Whether you are a fan following the title race or an analyst tracking relegation battles, every position, goal difference and points total here is drawn from our trusted data feed. We maintain strict editorial standards to keep this the most reliable source for the Super League Greece standings.
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Standings update automatically through the season. Data via ESPN.
How the data stays live — The table above refreshes automatically throughout the season via our official data feed. After a matchday, there can be a short delay before all statistics are finalised. If you spot an anomaly, please see our corrections policy and editorial policy.
How to read the Greek Super League table
The league uses the standard football standings format. Pos is the position, P the matches played, W wins, D draws, L losses. GF (goals for) and GA (goals against) produce the GD (goal difference). Pts are awarded as three for a win, one for a draw, none for a loss.
When two or more teams are level on points, the organiser applies tiebreakers — typically head-to-head record, then overall goal difference, then goals scored. The exact tiebreaking rules are set by the Hellenic Football Federation each season.
Format
The Greek Super League consists of 14 teams in the regular season, playing each other twice (home and away) for a total of 26 matchdays. The season usually runs from August to May. After the regular phase, the table splits into two groups: the championship round (top six) and the relegation round (bottom eight). Each group plays a further round of matches, with points carried over from the regular season.
Promotion, relegation & qualification
Champions League: The champion of the Greek Super League enters the Champions League qualifiers (first qualifying round). The runner-up also enters Champions League qualifying, starting in the second qualifying round.
Europa League & Conference League: The third‑placed team qualifies for the Europa League qualifiers. The fourth‑placed team enters the Europa Conference League qualifiers. The winner of the Greek Cup also earns a spot in the Europa League (or the Conference League if the cup winner is already qualified via the league).
Relegation: The bottom two teams in the relegation round are relegated to the Super League 2, the second tier of Greek football.
What to watch in the table
- Title duel: Historically the championship is contested by Olympiacos, Panathinaikos and AEK Athens — keep an eye on the gap at the top.
- European race: The fight for the third and fourth spots (and the cup final) often goes down to the final matchday.
- Relegation scrap: The bottom eight group can produce dramatic turnarounds, with survival decided by points carried over from the regular season.
- Form indicators: Watch goal difference closely — it frequently separates sides in the mid‑table and relegation zones.
- Derby impact: Big Athens and Thessaloniki derbies can reshuffle the greece league table in a single weekend.
Frequently asked questions
How often is the Greek Super League table updated?
It updates automatically throughout each matchday, with final positions confirmed after the game. Small delays can occur immediately after the final whistle while official data is processed.
How many teams are in the Super League Greece?
There are 14 teams in the current season. This number has fluctuated in the past but has been stable at 14 for several campaigns.
How does the Greek Super League split work?
After the regular 26‑round season, the league splits into a championship group (top six) and a relegation group (bottom eight). Each group plays a further round of matches, with regular‑season points carried over.
Who gets relegated from the Super League?
The two teams that finish at the bottom of the relegation group are relegated to Super League 2.
What is the Super League Greece standings tiebreaker?
If points are level, the first tiebreaker is head‑to‑head record between the teams involved, followed by overall goal difference and then goals scored. The exact rules are defined by the league organiser before each season.
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