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Can Johnson succeed in Greece?

THESSALONIKI, Greece -- Like most Greek cities, Thessaloniki has always welcomed strangers with open arms. The locals have thrived on the constant flow of goods and information from east to west and back again, taking advantage of their ability to adapt to changing environments and integrate foreign influences. It all gives Greece's second city a unique cosmopolitanism far removed from the brutal sprawl of Athens.

Named for Alexander the Great's half-sister, Thessaloniki is alive, beautiful and energetic. Some of the finest Byzantine churches outside of Istanbul give Egnatias Street a kind of glow, as do the lovely lighter-skinned Macedonian women. On clear mornings, Mount Olympus is visible to the south, and in the evenings, the Turkish-influenced restaurants buzz.

So there's the good news for Eddie Johnson, who just joined local club Aris on loan from English Premier League side Fulham: If he had to be banished to the provinces, he could've done worse than coming here. Much worse.

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'Greek Beckham' quits reformer's helm at AEK Athens

Fifa investigates Greece 'lasers'

Fifa has opened disciplinary proceedings against Greece over the alleged use of lasers by fans during a World Cup qualifier.

Greek supporters are reported to have tried to distract Israel goalkeeper Dudu Aouate with laser beams during last week's 2-1 win in Heraklion.

"We are aware of the reports and we have started disciplinary proceedings," a Fifa spokesman told Reuters.

Greece are top of Group Two after six games, with Israel back in fourth.

SOURCE: BBC Sport

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World Cup Qualifying Preview: Israel - Greece

Goal.com's Peter Katsiris previews the upcoming World Cup qualifying match between Israel and Greece...

Mar 27, 2009 10:49:13 AM

Gan plays hosts to a table-topping battle this weekend as Israel hosts Greece, with the former bottling aspirations of overtaking their guests for top spot in Group 2; however, the EURO 2004 winners will be keen to put up a fight in the first of a doubleheader with Israel...

The preliminary round might just be reaching its interval, but Saturday night holds great importance for either side’s hopes of reaching the World Cup Finals in just over a year’s time. With one-point separating the sides, a tactical battle is expected ahead of the biggest challenge for either side thus far.

Home Advantage

Israel’s hopes of qualifying for their first World Cup finals in forty years will depend heavily on their form at home, as the national team’s loyal supporters have the potential to sway the game.  

Knowing both sides will meet again in the coming week, this match holds a must-win feeling for the hosts. It will also be a time to rebound for Dror Kashtan’s side after a disappointing draw with Latvia in their last World Cup qualifier. They remain the only undefeated side in the group, and can take confidence from their recent friendly win over Hungary.

On the contrary, Israel has struggled against Greece historically, having collected just two wins compared to Greece’s seven. With that poor form against their Balkan guests, Israel’s ambitions will be hinted with what appears to be a bright future for Israeli football.

Restoring Pride

Greek Independence Day was celebrated earlier in the week, but pride in the Greek national team has been lacking in recent months. Greece will be urged to win back their fans with a strong showing on Saturday.

Win-less since their defeat to Switzerland in a World Cup Qualifier in Piraeus, Greece’s lacklustre form is a worrying point for manager Otto Rehhagel. A potent attack has lacked success in front of goal, while troubles in the backline have stemmed from inconsistency; yet Greece has still managed to hold down top spot.

A resolute Greece squad must be in attendance if the Galanoleuki are to withstand Israel’s pressure, and remain frontrunners for next year’s World Cup. A traditional defensive formation will be the key, but a dose of youth might be necessary to keep pace with a sharp Israeli midfield. 

PREDICTION

With top spot hanging in the balance both sides have their sights set firmly on securing a win. Israel’s passionate crowd gives them the edge, but an experienced Greece shouldn’t be disregarded. A low-scoring draw could be what both sides are destined come kick-off.

Israel 1-1 Greece

Watch the game today (Saturday, March 28 @2p.m. EST)

Peter Katsiris

Courtesy of goal.com

Villarreal rallies for 1-1 draw with Panathinaikos

Giuseppe Rossi scored an equalizing goal from the penalty spot Wednesday to give Villarreal a 1-1 draw with Panathinaikos in the first knockout round of the Champions League.

Robert Pires was taken down by midfielder Jakub Wawrzyniak in the 66th minute and Rossi, an American-born Italian, converted the penalty.

Giorgos Karagounis had given the Greek team the lead in the 59th, sending a shot from 25 meters (yards) that tipped off the hand of Villarreal goalkeeper Diego Lopez before bouncing into the net off the crossbar.

Panathinaikos still leaves Spain with the advantage of an away goal heading into the second leg in Athens on March 10.

Villarreal dominated possession for almost the entire match, and despite the two goals in the second half, it was the first 45 minutes that saw the most chances.

"We had our chances and we should have scored one or two more goals," Villarreal coach Manuel Pellegrini said. "We're going to Athens to win."

Karagounis, however, nearly stole a goal at the other end with a long free kick than went right into the hands of Lopez. Although it appeared to be an easy save, Lopez stepped back into the goal after catching the ball, and Panathinaikos midfielder Gilberto Silva appealed for a goal. Replays appeared to show Silva was correct.

Panathinaikos' sloppy defense early in the first half gave away three free kicks and a corner in a four-minute spell. Luckily for the Greek team, Villarreal was unable to make anything come from its chances.

In the second half, Wawrzyniak nearly gave Panathinaikos a 2-0 lead four minutes after Karagounis scored, but Lopez was able to block the shot with his body.

Rossi sent a powerful shot just wide in the 88th, and Santi Cazorla had his effort tipped wide in injury time as Villarreal continued to press for a winning goal.

Panathinaikos captain Giannis Goumas was given a yellow card for taking down Rossi in the 38th and will miss the return leg in Athens.

"We are not the (favorites)," Ten Cate said. "Villarreal are a better team and they play better football, so we have to keep playing the way we played tonight."

Panathinaikos, which had lost on all nine prior visits to Spain, last reached the Champions League quarterfinals in 2002.

"We have another game to play against them and it won't be easy," Silva said. "It's up to us to do our job properly and get the result. Today's game gave us a lift."

Villarreal rallies for 1-1 draw with Panathinaikos

Giuseppe Rossi scored an equalizing goal from the penalty spot Wednesday to give Villarreal a 1-1 draw with Panathinaikos in the first knockout round of the Champions League.

Robert Pires was taken down by midfielder Jakub Wawrzyniak in the 66th minute and Rossi, an American-born Italian, converted the penalty.

Giorgos Karagounis had given the Greek team the lead in the 59th, sending a shot from 25 meters (yards) that tipped off the hand of Villarreal goalkeeper Diego Lopez before bouncing into the net off the crossbar.

Panathinaikos still leaves Spain with the advantage of an away goal heading into the second leg in Athens on March 10.

Villarreal dominated possession for almost the entire match, and despite the two goals in the second half, it was the first 45 minutes that saw the most chances.

"We had our chances and we should have scored one or two more goals," Villarreal coach Manuel Pellegrini said. "We're going to Athens to win."

Karagounis, however, nearly stole a goal at the other end with a long free kick than went right into the hands of Lopez. Although it appeared to be an easy save, Lopez stepped back into the goal after catching the ball, and Panathinaikos midfielder Gilberto Silva appealed for a goal. Replays appeared to show Silva was correct.

Panathinaikos' sloppy defense early in the first half gave away three free kicks and a corner in a four-minute spell. Luckily for the Greek team, Villarreal was unable to make anything come from its chances.

In the second half, Wawrzyniak nearly gave Panathinaikos a 2-0 lead four minutes after Karagounis scored, but Lopez was able to block the shot with his body.

Rossi sent a powerful shot just wide in the 88th, and Santi Cazorla had his effort tipped wide in injury time as Villarreal continued to press for a winning goal.

Panathinaikos captain Giannis Goumas was given a yellow card for taking down Rossi in the 38th and will miss the return leg in Athens.

"We are not the (favorites)," Ten Cate said. "Villarreal are a better team and they play better football, so we have to keep playing the way we played tonight."

Panathinaikos, which had lost on all nine prior visits to Spain, last reached the Champions League quarterfinals in 2002.

"We have another game to play against them and it won't be easy," Silva said. "It's up to us to do our job properly and get the result. Today's game gave us a lift."

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GREEK NATIONAL SOCCER TEAM TO PLAY IN NEW YORK & CHICAGO

The Greek national team seems to be ready for a USA return after their 1994 World Cup finals stage appearance.

Everything seems to point that the Greek national team will play two games on US soil in the early days of June 2009 - one against Turkey and the other one against the USA or Canada.

The game against Turkey is expected to take place on June 6 in New York, while the other friendly will take place 15 days later in Chicago.

An official Hellenic Football Federation statement is in the works and is expected to hit the light within the next few days.

Source: Greeksoccer.com

GREEK NATIONAL SOCCER TEAM TO PLAY IN NEW YORK & CHICAGO

The Greek national team seems to be ready for a USA return after their 1994 World Cup finals stage appearance.

Everything seems to point that the Greek national team will play two games on US soil in the early days of June 2009 - one against Turkey and the other one against the USA or Canada.

The game against Turkey is expected to take place on June 6 in New York, while the other friendly will take place 15 days later in Chicago.

An official Hellenic Football Federation statement is in the works and is expected to hit the light within the next few days.

Source: Greeksoccer.com

Greek Player Commits Suicide After Omission from Squad

A Greek soccer player committed suicide after being left out of the squad for a domestic cup game with Olympiakos Piraeus, police said on Wednesday.

The 25-year-old, Yiannis Koskiniatis, jumped off a 12-metre cliff after being omitted from third division Diagoras Rhodes's squad to face the national champions in a fourth round match. 

Police said the midfielder had left a note at the top of the cliff that read: "Being left out of the squad was a great injustice. I cannot take it any more." 

Koskiniatis had played 61 times for Diagoras, scoring four goals, but was sidelined all season following an operation on his injured left leg.

Local media reported that the club had sent him for psychological help.  He went missing around midday when his team mates met for their pre-match lunch.

His motorbike was found at about 1700 local time in the Profitis Ilias area just outside Rhodes town.  The news was relayed to the Diagoras players during a brief delay in the match, which they lost 3-2. 

Source: Reuters -- Original date published: Wed, October 29th, 2008 

 so sad... :(  RIP

Greek Player Commits Suicide After Omission from Squad

A Greek soccer player committed suicide after being left out of the squad for a domestic cup game with Olympiakos Piraeus, police said on Wednesday.

AEK President Dennis Nikolaidis Resigns

After 4 1/2 years as president of AEK, Dennis Nikolaidis announced his resignation after the end of a sensational win over Asteras Tripolis.  Even with AEK's win, the fans were not on the side of their home team.  They began rioting and aggressively attacking other fans and the streets of Thessaloniki.

Speaking at a post-match press conference, Nikolaidis was quoted by Sportnet as he announced his resignation after a negative reaction from the home fans in the wake of the victory.

"I wasn’t expecting those reactions from the crowd." Nikolaidis said.

"I don’t want to be the president of a club where the fans demonstrate against the team.

"This is my last day as the president of AEK.

"I don’t have anything else to offer to the club.

"My decision is final."

Earlier this year, Nikolaidis had announced his decision to leave the club in May of 2009.

Greece On The Defensive

Despite their 2-1 home loss to Switzerland during Wednesday’s crucial World Cup Qualifier, Greece remain first in their group - a position that manager Otto Rehhagel has called on his team to defend.

he Greeks found Ottmar Hitzfeld’s supremely organized Switzerland team difficult to break down in Piraeus, as they stumbled to yet another home loss at a crucial qualifying stage for an international tournament.

Quoted by the Hellenic Football Federation during his post-match press conference, Rehhagel remained fairly up-beat despite the loss.

“The team fought well but conceded at crucial stages of the match.” He said.

The home side failed to break down the Euro 2008 co-hosts during a closely-fought first-half, with Alexander Frei giving converting a 42nd minute penalty to send his side into the break 1-0 up.

“At half-time we spoke with the players and agreed to go on an all out attack, to take risks, and that’s how we got our equalizer.” Rehhagel said.

Blaise N’Kufo struck a fatal blow to any hopes of a dramatic turn-around at the Giorgios Karaiskakis Stadium however, capitalizing on an Avraam Papadopoulos defensive error to score the winning goal for his side in the 78th minute.

“The second goal arrived at a bad time for us, when our defense shouldn’t have been open.” Said Rehhagel.

Nonetheless, the German manager issued a rallying call to his players ahead of their next competitive encounter against second-placed Israel in March.

“We are still first and we need to defend our position.”

Source: Goal.com

Greece On The Defensive

Despite their 2-1 home loss to Switzerland during Wednesday’s crucial World Cup Qualifier, Greece remain first in their group - a position that manager Otto Rehhagel has called on his team to defend.

he Greeks found Ottmar Hitzfeld’s supremely organized Switzerland team difficult to break down in Piraeus, as they stumbled to yet another home loss at a crucial qualifying stage for an international tournament.

Quoted by the Hellenic Football Federation during his post-match press conference, Rehhagel remained fairly up-beat despite the loss.

“The team fought well but conceded at crucial stages of the match.” He said.

The home side failed to break down the Euro 2008 co-hosts during a closely-fought first-half, with Alexander Frei giving converting a 42nd minute penalty to send his side into the break 1-0 up.

“At half-time we spoke with the players and agreed to go on an all out attack, to take risks, and that’s how we got our equalizer.” Rehhagel said.

Blaise N’Kufo struck a fatal blow to any hopes of a dramatic turn-around at the Giorgios Karaiskakis Stadium however, capitalizing on an Avraam Papadopoulos defensive error to score the winning goal for his side in the 78th minute.

“The second goal arrived at a bad time for us, when our defense shouldn’t have been open.” Said Rehhagel.

Nonetheless, the German manager issued a rallying call to his players ahead of their next competitive encounter against second-placed Israel in March.

“We are still first and we need to defend our position.”

Source: Goal.com

Swiss footballers slip 2-1 past Greece

Switzerland have defeated Greece by a 2-1 margin in qualification play for the 2010 football World Cup in South Africa.

Swiss striker Alex Frei scored the game's first goal when he slipped a penalty kick into the left side of the Greek net in the 42nd minute.

The opportunity came after Greek defender Giourkas Seitaridis blocked a Swiss shot on goal with his arm.

Greece evened the score in the 68th minute but forward Blaise Kufo put Switzerland ahead nine minutes later.

The Swiss have so far drawn their match with Israel, lost to Luxembourg and stayed alive with a tie against Latvia in Group 2 play.

Wednesday's win in Athens keeps them in the race for a spot in South Africa.

Swiss footballers slip 2-1 past Greece

Switzerland have defeated Greece by a 2-1 margin in qualification play for the 2010 football World Cup in South Africa.

Swiss striker Alex Frei scored the game's first goal when he slipped a penalty kick into the left side of the Greek net in the 42nd minute.

The opportunity came after Greek defender Giourkas Seitaridis blocked a Swiss shot on goal with his arm.

Greece evened the score in the 68th minute but forward Blaise Kufo put Switzerland ahead nine minutes later.

The Swiss have so far drawn their match with Israel, lost to Luxembourg and stayed alive with a tie against Latvia in Group 2 play.

Wednesday's win in Athens keeps them in the race for a spot in South Africa.