Sofadon secured a 70-61 victory over Aminthas in the Greek A2 league on Friday evening. The match took place at Sofadon's home court on 3 October 2026. It was a straightforward win for the hosts, who controlled the tempo throughout.
There were no dramatic shifts or last-minute drama to speak of. Sofadon simply outscored their opponents in the aggregate, and the margin reflected a comfortable performance. To be fair, Aminthas showed enough organisation to keep the score respectable, but they could not find a consistent answer to Sofadon's rhythm.
By then, Sofadon had already established their reputation as a side that builds through consistency rather than bursts. They sit eleventh in the table after twenty-eight games, with eleven wins and seventeen defeats. The record tells you what you need to know: they are not yet a promotion contender, but they are no longer struggling either.
The recent form tells a different story. Sofadon have won five consecutive games since mid-April, including victories over Volos twice and Panerithraikos. Aminthas, meanwhile, have not played since March 2024, which makes comparison difficult at best.
And here's the thing about gaps like that. When a side returns after two years, you cannot judge them by the same standards as a team that has been playing regularly. Sofadon held their nerve against an unfamiliar opponent, and the result puts them a step closer to the middle of the pack.
