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Date, teams and score cross-checked between two independent publishers under Bible section 35. No owner approval or culture, rivalry, rights or personal allegation inferred. Match date, not publication date.

Date, teams and score cross-checked between two independent publishers under Bible section 35. No owner approval or culture, rivalry, rights or personal allegation inferred. Match date, not publication date.

Date, teams and score cross-checked between two independent publishers under Bible section 35. No owner approval or culture, rivalry, rights or personal allegation inferred. Match date, not publication date.

Date, 4-4 after extra time and 15-14 shootout agree in Wikipedia and UEFA; scorer names agree.

Date, score, extra time and venue agree. Wikipedia lists only Djebbour for Olympiacos, UEFA also names Fuster, so scorers omitted.

Date, score, scorer, minute and venue agree.

Date, score and venue agree across three publishers.

Date, score, extra time and venue agree; scorer lists differ between sources so omitted.

Date, score and Mavrogenidis 54th minute agree; second scorer is Ofori-Quaye (90th vs 89th minute, minute omitted). Double is stated in Wikipedia.

Date, score, venue city and scorers agree in Wikipedia and UEFA; RSSSF confirms date and score.

Date, score and Patras venue agree.

Date, score and venue agree; UEFA and To Vima agree on the three Olympiacos scorers.

Date, score and venue agree.

Date, score, venue and title number agree.

Date, score, title number and timing agree.

Date, score and title number agree.

Date, score and title number agree.

Date, score, title number and gap agree.

Date, score, title number and venue agree.

Date, score and home venue agree between Wikipedia and Greek Herald. A Neos Kosmos report is dated one day later (publication date), so it is not cited for the date.

Date, score, venue and the 38th-minute goal agree; the second scorer Joel Campbell is named by both, his minute differs (50th vs 55th) so omitted.

Date, score, aggregate and hat-trick agree.

Date, score, venue and scorer agree; another outlet gave the following day, which is its publication day.

Date, score, scorers and outcome agree; David Fuster minute differs (36th vs 45th) so omitted.

Date, score and scorer agree across three publishers.

TNT Sports, Wikipedia and Guernsey Press (URL dated 2020/02/27) agree on 27 February, the 2-1 extra-time result and the El Arabi goal. A fourth outlet (90min) gave a different day, which is consistent with a next-day publication date and is not cited.

Date, score and venue agree. Neos Kosmos dates it the next day (publication day) and is not cited.

Date, score and round agree.

Date, score and round agree.

Date (7 March in UEFA; Neos Kosmos report published next morning in Australia), score and venue agree.

Date, score, venue and all six goals with minutes agree between FotMob and Football Web Pages; UEFA confirms the 6-1 win.

Date, score and scorer names agree; scorer minutes differ between reports so omitted.

Date, score, extra time and shootout result agree between FotMob and UEFA. A Daily Sabah preview gives the day before and is not cited.

Score, venue and scorers agree. Gulf News gives the day (Wednesday 26 November, a beIN URL also carries that date); beIN text is dated a day later in Australia.

Date, score, scorer, minute and venue agree.

Date, score and Martins 52nd minute agree; Hezze minute differs (79th vs 84th) so omitted.

Date and appointment agree in both reports.

Wikipedia states he is coach from 11 February; To Vima announces it that week. A transfer-news site dated 10 February says the club was set to announce him; the start date is taken from Wikipedia and To Vima.

Single publisher (Wikipedia); second source not found.

Single publisher (Wikipedia); RSSSF page returned 404.

Date corrected from 20 July to 19 July: Wikipedia ends the season on 19 July 2020 and Greek City Times (published Monday 20 July) places the fans outside the stadium on the Sunday, which is 19 July. Both give the 45th title; the 3-0 against AEK is from Greek City Times.

Both UEFA reports are the same publisher; one gives 22 March, the other 23 March.

UEFA reports the Larissa match on 16 April; the Wikipedia season page shows a Larissa fixture on 3 April, so the date is unresolved.

Single publisher (UEFA).

beIN and UEFA agree on 20 January and 2-0; the UEFA league-phase listing (Tuesday 20 January 2026) and Wikipedia both name Olympiacos first, so the home venue is no longer in doubt.

Single publisher (ESPN).

Held for review: Wikipedia gives 16 May 1924 as the founding and 10 March 1925 as official recognition, while To Vima dates the founding to March 1925 (10 March) and the club celebrates 10 March as its anniversary. See r26-founding-1925 for the date that two publishers agree on.

Wikipedia and RSSSF both give 13 September 1959 and a 2-2 first leg; RSSSF names Papazoglou and Ifandis. The earlier venue claim was not confirmed by RSSSF and is dropped.

Wikipedia: officially recognised on 10 March 1925. To Vima: 10 March 1925 for the founding meeting, and the anniversary article marks 101 years on 10 March 2026. Wikipedia separately gives 16 May 1924 as an earlier founding date; r26-founding keeps that conflict in review.

Date, venue (Emirates Stadium), 3-2 score and the Pardo, Ospina own-goal and Finnbogason goals agree across Fox, NBC and Sky; goal minutes differ by a minute and are omitted.

Forza Italian Football dates the match 13 December 2018; Protothema (URL 2018/12/14) calls it Thursday, which is 13 December. Both give 3-1 at Karaiskakis with a Fortounis penalty and a Zapata own goal.

FC Bayern and Maxifoot agree on 22 October 2019, Karaiskakis Stadium, 2-3 and the El-Arabi and Guilherme goals for Olympiacos. Neos Kosmos dated the match a day later, apparently its publication date, and is not cited.

FilGoal, UEFA, Sky Sports and the Wikipedia season page agree on 24 October 2007, the Bernabeu and 4-2; FilGoal and Sky agree on the Torosidis red card and on Galletti and Julio Cesar scoring for Olympiacos.

UEFA and the Wikipedia season page both date the match 3 February 2008 and name Roman Wallner as the ineligible player; Wikipedia gives the 1-0 and the 3-0 award, UEFA the CAS ruling in April 2008.

UEFA (Wednesday 17 September 2025) and the Wikipedia season page give the date; UEFA and the Wikipedia league-phase page give 0-0 with Olympiacos listed first. The season-page extract disagreed on several scores and was used for dates only.

UEFA (Tuesday 21 October 2025) and the Wikipedia season page give the date and an away fixture; UEFA and the Wikipedia league-phase page give 6-1.

UEFA (Tuesday 4 November 2025) and the Wikipedia season page give the date; UEFA and the Wikipedia league-phase page give 1-1 with Olympiacos listed first.

UEFA reports the title clinched on Sunday 20 March 2011 against AEK; the Wikipedia season page lists a home match against AEK on 20 March 2011 and a first-place finish. The UEFA score is not repeated because the Wikipedia pages did not state it unambiguously.

Hurriyet Daily News reports the title clinched on 10 March 2013 with a 3-0 win over AEK at Karaiskakis; the Wikipedia season page lists 10 March 2013 at home, 3-0.

Date 10 December 2013 and the last-16 qualification agree. Bangkok Post and Neos Kosmos give 3-1; a read of the Wikipedia season page gave 3-0. Score left out of the name and held for review.

UEFA and worldfootball agree on date, venue and 2-2 score.

UEFA and worldfootball agree on date, venue and 4-2 score.

UEFA and worldfootball agree on date, venue and 3-1 score.

UEFA and worldfootball agree on date, venue and 1-0 score.

UEFA and worldfootball agree on date and 1-0 home win; Wikipedia gave a different date and was not used.

UEFA and worldfootball agree on date, venue and 2-1 score.

UEFA and worldfootball agree on date and 4-2 score; aggregate winner not asserted.

UEFA and worldfootball agree on date and 2-1 score.

UEFA and worldfootball agree on date, venue and 1-3 score.

UEFA and worldfootball agree on date, venue and 0-1 score.

Wikipedia and worldfootball agree on date, venue and 2-2 score.

Wikipedia and worldfootball agree on date, venue and 2-1 score.

Wikipedia and worldfootball agree on date, venue and 1-0 score.

Wikipedia and worldfootball agree on date, venue and 5-0 score.

Wikipedia and worldfootball agree on date, venue and 3-0 score.

Wikipedia and worldfootball agree on date, venue and 0-1 score.

Wikipedia and worldfootball agree on date, venue and 1-1 score.

UEFA and worldfootball agree on date, venue and 0-1 score.

Wikipedia and worldfootball agree on date, venue and 3-0 score.

UEFA and worldfootball agree on date, venue and 3-0 score.

UEFA and worldfootball agree on date, venue and 2-1 score; Olympiacos went out on aggregate.