Agia Paraskevi (W) 0 – 0 PAOK Saloniki Women
Greek Women’s Super League – 9 May 2026

Agia Paraskevi and PAOK Saloniki Women fought out a goalless draw in the Greek Women’s Super League, a result that suited the home side far more than the visitors. PAOK, chasing a top‑two finish, dominated possession but could not find a way past a resolute backline.

Match Overview

The match was played at a high tempo from the start, with PAOK immediately pressing high and forcing errors in the Agia Paraskevi half. However, clear‑cut chances were at a premium. The visitors’ best opportunity came in the 28th minute when Eleni Georgiou volleyed just wide from a corner. Agia Paraskevi’s goalkeeper Maria Christodoulou was called into action shortly after, tipping a long‑range effort around the post.

The second half followed a similar pattern: PAOK monopolised the ball (65% possession), but the home defence, marshalled by captain Despoina Vasileiou, held firm. A late flurry of set‑pieces kept the crowd on edge, but neither side could find the breakthrough. The 0‑0 draw was a result of stubborn defending rather than a lack of ambition.

Key Moments

• 28’ – Georgiou volleys wide for PAOK.
• 35’ – Christodoulou makes good save.
• 72’ – PAOK free‑kick headed over.

Standout Performers

Agia Paraskevi’s Despoina Vasileiou made four crucial clearances and won every header in her defensive third. PAOK’s Eleni Georgiou was the most creative player on the pitch, but lacked support in the final third.

Impact on the Table

The point keeps Agia Paraskevi in a comfortable mid‑table position, now seven points clear of the relegation zone. For PAOK, the dropped points could prove costly: they remain third in the Super League, two points adrift of second‑placed OFI Crete with only four matches remaining. Their inability to break down a stubborn defence will be a concern for coach Nikos Papadopoulos.