Greek Men's Handball Cup

Greek handball cup
Countries  Greece
Confederation Hellenic Handball Federation
Founded 1982
Domestic championship Greek Championship
Current winner Olympiacos/XINI (1st title)
Most titles Filippos Veria (6 titles)

The Greek Handball Cup is the second more important competition of Greek handball. The Cup is organised by the Hellenic Handball Federation (Greek: ΟΧΕ). The first Cup took place in 1982-83 season. The most successful team of the competition is Filippos Veria who have won six cups.[1] The last cup has been won by Olympiacos/XINI.

Winners

Year Winner Score Runner up Stadium Location
1983 V.A.O.
19–16
 AthinaikosPanellinios Indoor HallAthens
1984 V.A.O.
21–19
 Archelaos KaterinisNea Smyrni Indoor HallAthens
1985 Filippos Veria
20–19
 Nea ElvetiaIlissia Indoor HallAthens
1986 Ionikos Nea Filadelphia
23–21
 ASE DoukaIlissia Indoor HallAthens
1987 Ionikos Nea Filadelphia
31–20
 ASE DoukaIlissia Indoor HallAthens
1988 Ionikos Nea Filadelphia
23–19
 AthinaikosIlissia Indoor HallAthens
1989 Ionikos Nea Filadelphia
22–19
 Filippos VeriaMets Indoor HallAthens
1990 Archelaos Katerinis
27–21
 ASE DoukaMets Indoor HallAthens
1991 Filippos Veria
30–23
 ESN VrilissiaMets Indoor HallAthens
1992 Filippos Veria
28–24
 GE VeriaDimitris Vikelas HallVeria
1993 Ionikos Nea Filadelphia
34–33 overtime
(regular match 30–30)
 Archelaos KaterinisVyronas Indoor HallAthens
1994 Archelaos Katerinis
27–25
 Ionikos Nea FiladelphiaMikra National GymThessaloniki
1995 AS Xini
30–29 overtime
(regular match 22–22,
1st overtime 26–26)
 Filippos VeriaIlissia Indoor HallAthens
1996 ESN Vrilissia
22–21
 Archelaos KaterinisNeapoli Indoor HallThessaloniki
1997 Athinaikos
26–24
 AS XiniMets Indoor HallAthens
1998 ASE Douka
29–25 overtime
(regular match 23-23)
 AthinaikosIlissia Indoor HallAthens
1999 ASE Douka
21–18
 GAS KilkisKilkis ArenaKilkis
2000 Panellinios
24–18
 Archelaos KaterinisAgia Varvara Indoor ArenaAthens
2001 Panellinios
20–16
 Ionikos Nea FiladelphiaLoutraki Indoor HallAthens
2002 Panellinios
20–17
 Ionikos Nea FiladelphiaKerkyra Indoor HallCorfu
2003 Filippos Veria
32–31 overtime
(regular match 25–25,
1st overtime 29–29)
 Ionikos Nea FiladelphiaIlioupoli Indoor HallAthens
2004 GAS Kilkis
29–27
 ASE DoukaDimitris Tofalos ArenaPatras
2005 Athinaikos
25–19
 GAS KilkisKaterini Indoor HallKaterini
2006 Athinaikos
26–24
 PanelliniosKerkyra Indoor HallCorfu
2007 Filippos Veria
29–26
 PanelliniosMets Indoor HallAthens
2008 ASE Douka
25–24
 PanelliniosDimitris Vikelas HallVeria
2009 AEK
33–31 overtime
(regular match 27–27,
1st overtime 30–30)
 Filippos VeriaSerres Indoor ArenaSerres
2010a ASE Douka
26–23
 ESN VrilissiaVyronas Indoor HallAthens
2011 ESN Vrilissia
19–18
 AEKKladissos ArenaChania
2012 PAOK
25–24
 AEKDimitris Tofalos ArenaPatras
2013 AEK
27–23
 PAOKKerkyra Indoor HallCorfu
2014 AEK
18–16
 Diomidis ArgousAno Liosia Olympic HallAthens
2015 PAOK
29–27
 AEKPAOK Sports ArenaThessaloniki
2016 Filippos Veria
21–19
 ASE DoukaLoutraki Indoor HallLoutraki
2017 PAOK
25–23
 PanelliniosLefkovrisi Indoor HallKozani
2018 Olympiacos/XINI
26–22
 ASE DoukaGlyfada Indoor HallAthens

Performance by club

Club Cups Finalist Cup's year
Filippos Veria
6
3
 1985, 1991, 1992, 2003, 2007, 2016
Ionikos Nea Philadelphia
5
4
 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1993
ASE Douka
4
6
 1998, 1999, 2008, 2010
Panellinios
3
4
 2000, 2001, 2002
AEK
3
3
 2009, 2013, 2014
Athinaikos
3
3
 1997, 2005, 2006
PAOK
3
1
 2012, 2015, 2017
Archelaos Katerini
2
4
 1990, 1994
ESN Vrilissia
2
2
 1996, 2011
V.A.O.
2
–
 1983, 1984
GAS Kilkis
1
2
 2004
AS Xini
1
1
 1995
Olympiacos/XINI
1
–
 2018
Nea Elvetia
–
1
 —
GE Veria
–
1
 —
AC Diomidis Argous
–
1
 —

Titles by city

13 clubs have won the cup, from a total of 6 cities

City Number of Titles Clubs
Athens 21 Ionikos Nea Filadelfeia (5), ASE Douka (4)
Panellinios (3), Athinaikos (3), AEK (3)
ESN Vrilissia (2), AS Xini (1)
Veria 6 Filippos Veria (6)
Thessaloniki 5 PAOK (3)
V.A.O. (2)
Katerini 2 Archelaos Katerini (2)
Kilkis 1 GAS Kilkis (1)
Piraeus 1 Olympiacos/XINI (1)

Notes

  • ^a This season the semifinal among AEK and PAOK was interrupted because of riots in the stadium.[2] So the winner came out by second semifinal.[3]

References

  1. ↑ "All time cup winners". Greek handball federation's official website. Archived from the original on 7 February 2012. Retrieved 26 July 2013.
  2. ↑ "Fans hurt in Greek handball riot". bbc.co.uk. Retrieved 26 July 2013.
  3. ↑ "Τιμωρία στους δικέφαλους, τελικός Δούκας-Βριλήσσια". contra.gr. Retrieved 26 July 2013.
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