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Athens Football Clubs Association

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Athens Football Clubs Association
HFF
Founded1924
HeadquartersAthens
FIFA affiliationHellenic Football Federation
PresidentPanagiotis Dimitriou
Websiteepsath.gr

Athens Football Clubs Association (Greek: Ένωση Ποδοσφαιρικών Σωματείων Αθηνών) is one of the oldest amateur Greek association football clubs associations, representing teams from Athens Prefecture.[1]

History

It was officially founded in 1924, but its history begins in 1919 when Greece Football Clubs Association was founded. During the 1923–24 Championship of the E.P.S. Greece, the Athenian teams had many complaints from the referee, which they accused of being biased against them in favor of the club of Piraeus. The climax of the protests was the withdrawal from the championship of three teams of Athens on 30 March 1924, two games before its end and while the title seemed to be decided between O.F. Piraeus and A.P.S. Piraeus, who eventually won the title. The teams that left were Panathinaikos, Apollon Athens and Athinaikos

Almost immediately, these three clubs, together with Atromitos, Panionios and the then-founded Milon Athens, created the "Athens Football Clubs Association" (E.S.P. Athens) and proceeded to hold a separate championship with the participation of five clubs. The founding clubs of the association were:

In the early 2000s, the associations of the former the Prefecture of East Attica were split off, creating the East Attica Football Clubs Association, as well as the counterparts of the former Prefecture of West Attica by founding West Attica Football Clubs Association.

League

1924 Athens Football Clubs Association Cup

From 1924 to 1959 the first division E.P.S. Athens included in its composition the top teams of Athens. Until the 1958–59 season, the first two, three or four teams of the final standings of Athens first division were qualified to the final phase of the Panhellenic Championship, together with the corresponding teams from the E.P.S. of Piraeus and Macedonia and some provincial clubs that qualified through a special tournament called "Regional Championships". Thus, the first division of Athens was the most difficult of any other local association, as the clubs that made it up were clearly stronger than their counterparts. It common for the Athenian teams that reached the final phase of the Panhellenic Championship were mostly exhausted due to great competition and lack of current training infrastructure. Until 1959 the first division of Athens was essentially the most powerful local league in the country, but with the establishment of the national divisions, it lost ground in the football hierarchy.

Organization

The association is a member of the Hellenic Football Federation and organizes a regional football league and cup. It currently represents 900 football players and 131 amateur men's football clubs.

Twenty (20) of these football clubs are playing in national leagues. The six (6) women's football clubs of Athens F.C.A. are playing in the first and second national league. Sixteen (16) football clubs are playing in Hellenic Indoor Football League.

The football clubs are separated in three leagues:

  • Athens F.C.A. A league (32 clubs)
    • Group A (16 clubs)
    • Group B (16 clubs)
  • Athens F.C.A. B league (48 clubs)
    • Group A (16 clubs)
    • Group B (16 clubs)
    • Group C (16 clubs)
  • Athens F.C.A. C league (55 clubs}
    • Group A (11 clubs)
    • Group B (11 clubs)
    • Group C (11 clubs)
    • Group D (12 clubs)
    • Group of B teams (10 clubs)

Cup

Finals

Season Winner Result Runner-up Ground Source
1971–72 A.O.N. Argyroupoli 2–2 (3–2 p) Charavgiakos Nea Smyrni Stadium [2]
1972–73 PAO Thriamvos Athens 1–1 (3–2 p) A.O.N. Argyroupoli Nea Smyrni Stadium [3]
1973–74 A.O. Koukouvaounes 2–0 A.O. Paradisos Amarousion Cholargos Municipal Stadium
1974–75 Ilioupoli 1–1 (3–2 p) Agoi Anargyroi Tavros Stadium
1975–76 PAO Rouf 3–2 Kallithea Peristeri Stadium
1976–77 Agios Dimitrios 3–2 A.O. Oropos Grigoris Lamprakis Stadium
1977–78 Ilioupoli 0–0 (4–3 p) Iraklis Peristeri Nikos Goumas Stadium
1978–79 A.O. Pangrati 0–0 (3–2 p) Keravnos Keratea Leoforos Alexandras Stadium
1979–80 Athinaikos 2–0 Koropi Leoforos Alexandras Stadium [4]
1980–81 Athinaikos 2–1 Cholargos Peristeri Stadium [5]
1981–82 A.O. Peristeri 1–0 Keravnos Keratea Georgios Kamaras Stadium
1982–83 A.O. Chalandri 0–0 (3–0 p) Agios Dimitrios Leoforos Alexandras Stadium
1983–84 A.E. Galatsi 3–1 Marko Leoforos Alexandras Stadium [6]
1984–85 Ifestos Peristeri 3–1 Ilioupoli Grigoris Lamprakis Stadium [7]
1985–86 Keravnos Keratea 3–1 Asteras Zografou Grigoris Lamprakis Stadium [8]
1986–87 A.O. Pefki 0–0 (4–3 p) Triglia Rafinas Leoforos Alexandras Stadium [9]
1987–88 A.O. Vouliagmeni 4–2 A.O. Pefki Leoforos Alexandras Stadium [10]
1988–89 Doxa Vyronas 2–1 A.O. Kifisia Leoforos Alexandras Stadium [11]
1989–90 Cholargos 1–0 Machi Marathonas Leoforos Alexandras Stadium [12]
1990–91 A.O. Kifisia 1–1 (4–3 p) A.O. Pefki Leoforos Alexandras Stadium
1991–92 Agia Paraskevi 2–0 A.O. Chalandri Athens Olympic Stadium [13]
1992–93 Panathinaikos (Amateur team) 2–0 Agios Ierotheos Athens Olympic Stadium [14]
1993–94 Panathinaikos (Amateur team) 2–1 AEK Nea Liosia Athens Olympic Stadium [15]
1994–95 Marko 2–1 Agios Ierotheos [16]
1995–96 Agia Eleousa 4–1 PAO Kamatero Georgios Kamaras Stadium [17]
1996–97 Sourmena 2–1 Aris Petroupolis [18]
1997–98 Akratitos 3–0 Acharnaikos Nikos Goumas Stadium [19]
1998–99 Asteras Zografou 1–1 (5–4 p) Akratitos Georgios Kamaras Stadium [20]
1999–2000 Agios Dimitrios 1–0 Thrasyvoulos
2000–01 Thrasyvoulos 3–0 A.O. Chalandri [21]
2001–02 PAO Rouf 1–0 Thrasyvoulos [22]
2002–03 Ilisiakos 1–0 Chaidari Grigoris Lamprakis Stadium [23]
2003–04 Chaidari 3–2 (a.e.t.) Sourmena Michalis Kritikopoulos Stadium
2004–05 Agia Paraskevi 2–1 Ajax Tavros Leoforos Alexandras Stadium
2005–06 Fostiras 2–0 PAO Rouf Peristeri Stadium
2006–07 Fostiras 4–0 A.O. Nea Ionia Stavros Mavrothalassitis Stadium
2007–08 Agia Paraskevi 3–2 PAO Rouf Leoforos Alexandras Stadium
2008–09 PAO Rouf 2–1 Olympiakos Neon Liosion Peristeri Stadium
2009–10 Apollon Smyrnis 2-1 Elpidoforos Kifisia Georgios Kamaras Stadium
2010–11 Keravnos Glyfada 2–0 Iasonas Ilion Peristeri Stadium
2011–12 Fostiras 3–1 Athinaikos Peristeri Stadium [24]
2012–13 A.E. Kifisia 1–1 (4–3 p) Egaleo Nea Smyrni Stadium [25]
2013–14 Panerythraikos 1–0 A.E. Irakleio Georgios Kamaras Stadium [26]
2014–15 Egaleo 1–0 Charavgiakos Nea Smyrni Stadium [27]
2015–16 A.O. Chalandri 3–0 Ilisiakos Georgios Kamaras Stadium [28]
2016–17 Sourmena 2–1 Charavgiakos Nea Smyrni Stadium [29]
2017–18 A.E. Kifisia 2–0 Agia Paraskevi Peristeri Stadium [30]
2018–19 Ilisiakos 1–0 Agios Ierotheos Georgios Kamaras Stadium [31]
2019–20 Agios Ierotheos 3–0 (w/o)1 Fostiras ― [32]
2020–21 Suspended2
2021–22 Ilioupoli 3–1 Diana Ilioupoli Georgios Kamaras Stadium [33]
2022–23 Ethnikos Asteras 1–0 (a.e.t.) Aris Petroupolis Georgios Kamaras Stadium [34]
2023–24 A.O. Nea Ionia 2–0 Aris Petroupolis Georgios Kamaras Stadium [35]

Notes

1 The cup was suspended due to the COVID-19 pandemic and thus the outcome of the institution was judjed after a draw.

2 All the institutions of the local association were suspended due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Winners by club

Club Winner Season
Agia Paraskevi 3 1992, 2005, 2008
PAO Rouf 3 1976, 2002, 2009
Fostiras 3 2006, 2007, 2012
Ilioupoli 3 1975, 1978, 2022
Athinaikos 2 1980, 1981
Panathinaikos (Amateur team) 2 1993, 1994
Agios Dimitrios 2 1977, 2000
A.O. Chalandri 2 1983, 2016
Sourmena 2 1997, 2017
A.E. Kifisia 2 2013, 2018
Ilisiakos 2 2003, 2019
A.O.N. Argyroupoli 1 1972
PAO Thriamvos Athens 1 1973
A.O. Koukouvaounes 1 1974
A.O. Pangrati 1 1979
A.O. Peristeri 1 1982
A.E. Galatsi 1 1984
Ifestos Peristeri 1 1985
Keravnos Keratea 1 1986
A.O. Pefki 1 1987
A.O. Vouliagmeni 1 1988
Doxa Vyronas 1 1989
Cholargos 1 1990
A.O. Kifisia 1 1991
Marko 1 1995
Agia Eleousa 1 1996
Akratitos 1 1998
Asteras Zografou 1 1999
Thrasyvoulos 1 2001
Chaidari 1 2004
Apollon Smyrnis 1 2010
Keravnos Glyfada 1 2011
Panerythraikos 1 2014
Egaleo 1 2015
Agios Ierotheos 1 2020
Ethnikos Asteras 1 2023
A.O. Nea Ionia 1 2024

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