OFI Kritis secured a 2-0 win against Kifisia in the Super League 1, Regular Season round 3, played at the Pagrati stadium on 6 September 2026. The hosts controlled the tempo from the opening exchanges, building on a recent run that had seen them beat both Volos and CSKA Sofia 2-0 in succession. Final score: OFI Kritis 2-0 Kifisia
The opening goal arrived at minute 24 through Athanasios Androutsos, who pounced on a loose ball after a period of sustained pressure. Kifisia responded with more energy, launching 104 attacks compared to OFI's 61, but they struggled to convert possession into clear chances. By then the visitors had already seen Moisés Ramírez booked at minute 30, a sign of the physical contest developing.
Andreas Bouchalakis doubled the advantage at minute 32, and here's the thing about that period - OFI were winning the moments that mattered. The hosts shot with 60% accuracy, converting two of their three shots on target, while Kifisia saw their accuracy drop to 19%. Both sides created one big chance each, but only OFI's attackers found the net.
Five yellow cards marked the disciplinary record, beginning with Gerson Liliano Saches Sousa at minute 17 and concluding with S. Leto at minute 82. Thiago Nuss and Andreas Bouchalakis also received cards, the latter coming after an hour of play. The game's intensity never quite settled into a rhythm, with Kifisia's 18 fouls against OFI's 12 suggesting frustration at the visitors' end.
Substitutions began at minute 45 when both managers made triple changes, with OFI introducing Ángel Sagal and Gerson Liliano Saches Sousa while Kifisia brought on Achilleas Poungouras, Tiago Manso and Seedy Jagne. Lorenzo Dickmann, Athanasios Androutsos and Kenan Kodro came on for OFI at minute 66, with Jeremy Antonisse and Taxiarchis Fountas completing the picture at minutes 77 and 83 respectively.
The statistics reveal an uneven contest. Both teams held 50% possession and won 24 aerial duels each, yet Kifisia's 31 crosses produced just 7 successful ones while OFI managed 2 from 10 attempts. The visitors registered 7 blocked shots against OFI's 0, and their goalkeeper made only 1 save compared to 3 for OFI's Nicolaos Athanasiou.
OFI climb to sixth place with 6 points after three matches, while Kifisia remain on 1 point in tenth position after two games. We'd called for this outcome at 53% confidence before kickoff, and to be fair, OFI's control in those decisive moments justified the prediction. The visitors now face a difficult run with their single point against four from every other side they've met this season.