Five reasons Greece will win EURO 2012

Football Hellas writers Peter Katsiris and Chris Paraskevas give their five reasons why Greece will and won’t win Euro 2012. Now, let’s look at the five reasons why Greece will find the winner’s podium in Poland and Ukraine…

Player Profiles: Giannis Fetfatzidis

Following Fernando Santos’ final roster cuts, FootballHellas.com writers Peter Katsiris and Chris Paraskevas have put together a series of player profiles introducing you to the 23-men Greece are looking to shock Europe with, again. Up next is the wunderkind dubbed the Greek Messi, meet Giannis Fetfatzidis..

Friday Frappé: “The Game of My Life”

In this week’s Friday Frappé, FootballHellas.com’s Peter Katsiris checks in with commentary on an autobiography Antonis Nikopolidis titled “The Game of My Life,” Fernando Santos’ decision to cut Panagiotis Kone from the Greek National Team, and of course more talk about Greece’s chances at UEFA EURO 2012.

PAOK holds down third as Atromitos lose in Peristeri

PAOK managed to wrap-up third place in the Super League despite losing a 4-3 thriller to Levadiakos in Levadia. Holding the tie-breaker with Atromitos, PAOK’s loss matched Atromitos’ defeat to Olympiacos in Peristeri as Giorgos Donis’ side missed out on third place despite finishing with a club-best 50 points.

Giannina 0-4 Olympiacos: Quartet of goals help Champions cruise at Zosimades

Olympiacos put up four goals in the second half to run out 4-0 winners against PAS Giannina. The Piraeus giants looked inspired after the restart at the Zosimades with Kevin Mirallas, Rafik Djebbour (twice) and Giannis Fetfatzidis finding the back of the net. Having already locked-up the title, the win puts Olympiacos in a good mood heading into two consecutive meetings with Atromitos — the first in the league, the latter in the Greek Cup Final.

UEFA EURO 2012 Player Profiles: Greece

UEFA EURO 2012: Group Standings