PAOK secured a hard-fought 84-82 victory over Panathinaikos in the second semifinal of the Super Cup, with a last-second three-pointer from Tsendi Osman sealing the win. The match, played in a tense atmosphere, saw both teams battle fiercely throughout, with the scoreline swinging back and forth in the final minutes. Osman’s clutch shot in the final seconds gave PAOK the edge they needed to advance to the final, where they will face Olympiacos.
The game was marked by intense physicality and strategic plays from both sides. Panathinaikos showed strong resistance, but PAOK’s resilience in the closing moments proved decisive. Coach Andrea Trinkieri praised the team’s performance, acknowledging the difficulty of the win but expressing confidence for the upcoming final. The victory marks a significant milestone for PAOK, as they aim to reclaim the title they last won over 27 years ago.
The win has already sparked excitement among fans, with many celebrating the team’s return to the top of Greek basketball. The final, set to take place shortly, promises to be another high-stakes encounter, with PAOK now in position to challenge for the championship.
