Greek Cup (Greece) 2026/27

The Greek Volleyball Cup serves as the primary national knockout tournament for men's teams in Greece. The Hellenic Volleyball Federation (E.O.P.E.) organises the event, which stands as the second most significant trophy in the domestic pyramid after the A1 Ethniki league. All clubs competing in the top flight are required to enter the competition, while those from the A2 National Division and Pre-League may participate on an optional basis. The structure has shifted over time to include preliminary rounds, a Round of 16, Quarter-Finals, and a Final Four. This decisive format was established in the 1997–98 season, having previously experimented with a Final Eight between 2002 and 2012. The tournament has faced interruptions, with several seasons suspended due to financial difficulties and the 2020–21 campaign halted because of the pandemic. Olympiacos holds the record for the most victories with 18 titles. Panathinaikos follows with seven wins, while Iraklis has secured six. PAOK has claimed the cup five times. The reigning champion for the 2024–25 season is Olympiacos. A separate competition exists for women, also founded in 1998, where Olympiacos has won 11 titles. The event is distinct from the Greek Volleyball Super Cup, which is contested between the League and Cup winners.

The Greek Volleyball Cup (Κύπελλο Ελλάδας πετοσφαίρισης) is the principal national knockout competition for men's volleyball in Greece. Organised by the Hellenic Volleyball Federation (E.O.P.E.), it ranks as the second most important trophy following the A1 Ethniki league. Participation is mandatory for all A1 Ethniki clubs, with teams from the A2 National Division and Pre-League eligible to enter. The tournament features a structure comprising preliminary rounds, a Round of 16, Quarter-Finals, and a Final Four. This final format was introduced in the 1997–98 season, replacing earlier experiments with a Final Eight between 2002 and 2012. The competition has been suspended in various seasons due to financial issues or the pandemic. Olympiacos is the most successful club with 18 titles, ahead of Panathinaikos (7), Iraklis (6), and PAOK (5). The current champion is Olympiacos. The event operates independently of the Greek Volleyball Super Cup, which involves the league and cup winners.