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Panathinaikos 2–0 Larisa

Greek Cup final at the Olympic Stadium

Panathinaikos 1–0 Larisa

Greek Cup final at Nea Filadelfia

The Apostolos Nikolaidis name

1981

The Leoforos ground is named after a central figure in the club's history.

The professional-football era

1979

The chronology describes the Vardinoyannis family entering the club's professional structure.

Balkans Cup won

A 2-1 win over Slavia Sofia in the second leg of the final.

Antoniadis's goal season

1972

The official site gives 39 league goals in the title-winning season.

European Cup final at Wembley

A 2-0 defeat to Ajax in the final. The attribution and minute of the second goal are marked as disputed.

Panathinaikos 3–0 Red Star Belgrade

European Cup semi-final comeback, through on away goals

Red Star Belgrade 4–1 Panathinaikos

European Cup semi-final, first leg in Belgrade

Panathinaikos 0–0 Everton

European Cup quarter-final, second leg; through on away goals

Everton 1–1 Panathinaikos

European Cup quarter-final, first leg at Goodison Park

Intercontinental Cup appearance

1971

Two meetings with Nacional: 1-1 and 1-2 from Panathinaikos's point of view.

Gate 13 founded

1966

The supporters' organisation became one of the club's terrace-culture landmarks.

Unbeaten league title

1964

Stefan Bobek's side finished the season without a defeat.

Domazos joins

1959

Start of Mimis Domazos's time at the club, per the official chronology.

The club anthem

1958

Anthem by Georgios Mouzakis and Georgios Oikonomidis. Only the work's details are kept.

First cup win

A 3-1 win over Aris in the final at Leoforos.

First league title

1930

First Greek national championship. Not to be confused with the local Athens championships.

Leoforos becomes home

1924

Start of the period associated with the Leoforos Alexandras ground.

The name Panathinaikos

1922

The official chronology records the adoption of the name Panathinaikos Athletic Club.