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Diogo Nascimento: Mendilibar's Favourite Pupil
If you wanted a single clip to explain who Diogo Nascimento is becoming for Olympiacos, it’s his goal against Kifissia. Playing as one of deeper-lying double pivots — in a system where deeper midfielders are not encouraged to leave their station — carrying the ball from midfield, timing his run into the box, and smashing it above the goalkeeper. It was a moment that felt wrong for a Mendilibar side… and yet completely right for this version of Olympiacos.
Thrylos 7 Intl Team
Nov 126 min read
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Diogo Nascimento: Mendilibar's Favourite Pupil
If you wanted a single clip to explain who Diogo Nascimento is becoming for Olympiacos, it’s his goal against Kifissia. Playing as one of deeper-lying double pivots — in a system where deeper midfielders are not encouraged to leave their station — carrying the ball from midfield, timing his run into the box, and smashing it above the goalkeeper. It was a moment that felt wrong for a Mendilibar side… and yet completely right for this version of Olympiacos.
Thrylos 7 Intl Team
Nov 126 min read
Olympiacos Back on Top
The league table looks right again, and Olympiacos sit where they belong — first place in Greece.After a 3–1 win over Kifissia, the Red-and-Whites reclaimed the top spot following Panathinaikos’ win over PAOK, and while the scoreboard says “routine,” the game itself — and the weekend — told a much deeper story.
Thrylos 7 Intl Team
Nov 103 min read
Olympiacos 2-0 AEK: Not Vintage but Vital - a Launchpad for the Big Games ahead?
After one win in four victories and following a difficult to digest result in Barcelona, the AEK derby was a must win. And while Olympiacos didn’t exactly play champagne football at the Georgios Karaiskakis, they did what mattered most — won. A chance to build momentum and restore confidence.
Thrylos 7 Intl Team
Oct 274 min read
FC Barcelona vs Olympiacos: "Never say never" at Montjuïc
Olympiacos walk into Montjuïc as massive underdogs against the reigning Spanish champions and last season’s UEFA Champions League semi-finalists. But the timing isn’t terrible. Barcelona’s high line has frayed, key attackers are missing or just returning, and the Olympic Stadium’s early kick-off atmosphere (18:45 local) has been flatter than week-old soda. If there’s a window for Thrylos to bloody a heavyweight’s nose, this might be it.
Costa
Oct 214 min read
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