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Greek Basketball Cup

{{Short description|Basketball competition}}

{{main|Basketball in Greece}}

{{Use dmy dates|date=January 2023}}

{{Infobox sports league

| title = Greek Basketball Cup

| current_season = 2024–25 Greek Basketball Cup

| logo =

| pixels =

| caption =

| sport = Basketball

| founded = 1975–76 season

| inaugural =

| folded =

| fame =

| motto =

| teams = 28

| continent = {{flagicon|EU}} Europe

| country = {{flagu|Greece}}

| champion = Panathinaikos
(21st title)

| most_champs = Panathinaikos
(21 titles)

| related_comps = Greek Basketball League
Greek Super Cup
Greek A2 Basketball League

| website = [http://www.basket.gr/index.php/diorganwseis/cups/mencups/menscup-stats Basket.gr] {{in lang|el}}

| ceo = Andreas Miaoulis

| TV = ERT

}}

The Greek Basketball Cup or Hellenic Basketball Cup (also stylized as Basket Cup; Greek: Κύπελλο Ελλάδος καλαθοσφαίρισης ανδρών) is the top-tier level annual professional basketball national cup competition in Greece. It is organized by the Hellenic Basketball Federation (E.O.K.).

History and format

There were no official nation-wide Greek Cup competitions prior to the 1975–76 season. However, there was a precursor tournament to the Greek Cup, called the Attica State Cup, which was won by AEK Athens, in the 1966–67 and 1970–71 seasons.[http://www.aek-live.gr/τα-δύο-ξεχασμένα-κύπελλα-της-βασίλισ/ Τα δύο ξεχασμένα (;) Κύπελλα της Βασίλισσας {{in lang|el}}.] The first official Greek Cup took place during the 1975–76 season.

From the 1994–95 to 2003–04 seasons, the Greek Cup tournament used a Final Four format. During that time, the Greek Cup competition format included a total of 62 teams; 14 from the top-tier level Greek Basketball League (GBL), 16 from the 2nd-tier level Greek A2 Basketball League, and 32 teams from the third-tier level Greek B Basketball League.

Through the 2021–22 season, the top six placed teams from the previous season of the Greek Basketball League had an automatic bye to the Greek Cup quarterfinals, while the other eight teams played in preliminary rounds for the other two quarterfinals places. The quarterfinals and onward rounds were played under a single elimination format.

Starting with the 2022–23 Greek Cup tournament, the top seven placed teams of the top-tier level Greek Basketball League's first half of the regular season, and the winners of the 2nd-tier level Greek UNICEF Trophy, compete in a single elimination Final 8 format.

Cup winners

[https://allstarbasket.gr/oi-kypelloychoi-elladas ΟΙ ΚΥΠΕΛΛΟΥΧΟΙ ΕΛΛΑΔΑΣ ΑΝΔΡΩΝ {{in lang|el}}.]

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Finals

[http://www.basket.gr/index.php/diorganwseis/cups/mencups/menscup-stats Τελικοί {{in lang|el}}.]

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!width=1%|Season

!width=12%|Champions

!width=4%|Score

!width=12%|Runners-up

!width=14%|Venue

!width=10%|Location

!width=12%|MVP

scop=col colspan="7" style="background:#CCCCCC"| {{flagicon|GRE}} Greek Basketball Cup
align=center|1975–76

|Olympiacos

|align=center|81–69

|AEK

|Glyfada Indoor Hall

|Glyfada, Athens

|{{center|N/A}}

align=center|1976–77

|Olympiacos

|align=center|103–88

|Panionios

|Panathinaiko Stadium

|Athens

|{{center|N/A}}

align=center|1977–78

|Olympiacos

|align=center|83–72

|AEK

|Panathinaiko Stadium

|Athens

|{{center|N/A}}

align=center|1978–79

|Panathinaikos

|align=center|79–72

|Olympiacos

|Panathinaiko Stadium

|Athens

|{{center|N/A}}

align=center|1979–80

|Olympiacos

|align=center|85–80

|AEK

|Panathinaiko Stadium

|Athens

|{{center|N/A}}

align=center|1980–81

|AEK

|align=center|84–78

|Iraklis

|Glyfada Indoor Hall

|Glyfada, Athens

|{{center|N/A}}

align=center|1981–82

|Panathinaikos

|align=center|65–63

|PAOK

|Alexandrio Melathron

|Thessaloniki

|{{center|N/A}}

align=center|1982–83

|Panathinaikos

|align=center|72–62

|Olympiacos

|Glyfada Indoor Hall

|Glyfada, Athens

|{{center|N/A}}

align=center|1983–84

|PAOK

|align=center|74–70

|Aris

|Alexandrio Melathron

|Thessaloniki

|{{center|N/A}}

align=center|1984–85

|Aris

|align=center|86–70

|Panathinaikos

|Peace and Friendship Stadium

|Piraeus

|{{center|N/A}}

align=center|1985–86

|Panathinaikos

|align=center|88–78

|Olympiacos

|Peace and Friendship Stadium

|Piraeus

|{{center|N/A}}

align=center|1986–87

|Aris

|align=center|110–70

|Panellinios

|Peace and Friendship Stadium

|Piraeus

|{{center|N/A}}

align=center|1987–88

|Aris

|align=center|84–71

|AEK

|Peace and Friendship Stadium

|Piraeus

|{{center|N/A}}

align=center|1988–89

|Aris

|align=center|91–86

|PAOK

|Alexandrio Melathron

|Thessaloniki

|{{center|N/A}}

align=center|1989–90

|Aris

|align=center|75–62

|PAOK

|Peace and Friendship Stadium

|Piraeus

|{{center|N/A}}

align=center|1990–91

|Panionios

|align=center|73–70

|PAOK

|Peace and Friendship Stadium

|Piraeus

|{{center|N/A}}

align=center|1991–92

|Aris

|align=center|74–62

|AEK

|Peace and Friendship Stadium

|Piraeus

|{{center|N/A}}

align=center|1992–93

|Panathinaikos

|align=center|96–89

|Sato Aris

|Peace and Friendship Stadium

|Piraeus

|{{center|N/A}}

align=center|1993–94

|Olympiacos

|align=center|63–51

|Stiebel Eltron Iraklis

|Peace and Friendship Stadium

|Piraeus

|{{center|N/A}}

align=center|1994–95

|PAOK Bravo

|align=center|72–53

|Chipita Panionios

|Chalkiopoulio Sports Hall

|Lamia

|{{flagicon|FRY}}/{{flagicon|GRE}} Bane Prelević

align=center|1995–96

|Panathinaikos

|align=center|85–74

|Iraklis Aspis Pronoia

|Dimitris Tofalos Arena

|Patras

|{{flagicon|USA}} Dominique Wilkins

align=center|1996–97

|Olympiacos

|align=center|80–78

|Dexim Apollon Patras

|O.A.C.A. Olympic Indoor Hall

|Marousi, Athens

|{{flagicon|USA}} David Rivers

align=center|1997–98

|Aris Moda Bagno

|align=center|71–68

|AEK

|Alexandrio Melathron

|Thessaloniki

|{{flagicon|GRE}} Panagiotis Liadelis

align=center|1998–99

|PAOK

|align=center|71–54

|AEK

|Peace and Friendship Stadium

|Piraeus

|{{flagicon|USA}} Walter Berry

align=center|1999–00

|AEK

|align=center|59–57

|Panathinaikos

|PAOK Sports Arena

|Pylaia, Thessaloniki

|{{flagicon|FR Yugoslavia}} Željko Rebrača

align=center|2000–01

|AEK

|align=center|66–64

|Panathinaikos

|O.A.C.A. Olympic Indoor Hall

|Marousi, Athens

|{{flagicon|TUR}} İbrahim Kutluay

align=center|2001–02

|Olympiacos

|align=center|74–66

|Maroussi Telestet

|Peace and Friendship Stadium

|Piraeus

|{{flagicon|USA}} Alphonso Ford

align=center|2002–03

|Panathinaikos

|align=center|81–76

|Aris

|Larissa Neapolis Arena

|Larissa

|{{flagicon|GRE}} Fragiskos Alvertis

align=center|2003–04

|Aris

|align=center|73–70

|Olympiacos

|Chalkiopoulio Sports Hall

|Lamia

|{{flagicon|GRE}} Nestoras Kommatos

align=center|2004–05

|Panathinaikos

|align=center|72–68

|Aris Egnatia Bank

|Lido Indoor Hall

|Heraklion

|{{flagicon|SVN}} Jaka Lakovič

align=center|2005–06

|Panathinaikos

|align=center|68–57

|Maroussi Honda

|Galatsi Olympic Hall

|Galatsi, Athens

|{{flagicon|GRE}} Kostas Tsartsaris

align=center|2006–07

|Panathinaikos

|align=center|87–48

|Rethymno Aegean

|O.A.C.A. Olympic Indoor Hall

|Maroussi, Athens

|{{flagicon|GRE}} Kostas Tsartsaris (2)

align=center|2007–08

|Panathinaikos

|align=center|81–79

|Olympiacos

|Hellinikon Olympic Arena

|Elliniko, Athens

|{{flagicon|GRE}} Kostas Tsartsaris (3)

align=center|2008–09

|Panathinaikos

|align=center|80–70

|Olympiacos

|Hellinikon Olympic Arena

|Elliniko, Athens

|{{flagicon|GRE}} Dimitris Diamantidis

align=center|2009–10

|Olympiacos

|align=center|68–64

|Panathinaikos

|Hellinikon Olympic Arena

|Elliniko, Athens

|{{flagicon|SRB}} Miloš Teodosić

align=center|2010–11

|Olympiacos

|align=center|74–68

|Panathinaikos

|Hellinikon Olympic Arena

|Elliniko, Athens

|{{flagicon|SRB}} Miloš Teodosić (2)

align=center|2011–12

|Panathinaikos

|align=center|71–70

|Olympiacos

|Hellinikon Olympic Arena

|Elliniko, Athens

|{{flagicon|LTU}} Šarūnas Jasikevičius

align=center|2012–13

|Panathinaikos

|align=center|81–78

|Olympiacos

|Hellinikon Olympic Arena

|Elliniko, Athens

|{{flagicon|HRV}} Roko Ukić

align=center|2013–14

|Panathinaikos

|align=center|90–53

|Aris

|Heraklion Indoor Sports Arena

|Heraklion

|{{flagicon|USA}} Ramel Curry

align=center|2014–15

|Panathinaikos

|align=center|68–53

|Apollon Patras

|O.A.C.A. Olympic Indoor Hall

|Maroussi, Athens

|{{flagicon|GRE}} Loukas Mavrokefalidis

align=center|2015–16

|Panathinaikos

|align=center|101–54

|Faros Keratsiniou

|O.A.C.A. Olympic Indoor Hall

|Maroussi, Athens

|{{flagicon|GRE}} Dimitris Diamantidis (2)

align=center|2016–17

|Panathinaikos

|align=center|68–59

|Aris

|Alexandrio Melathron

|Thessaloniki

|{{flagicon|DOM}}/{{flagicon|USA}} James Feldeine

align=center|2017–18

|AEK

|align=center|88–83

|Olympiacos

|Heraklion Indoor Sports Arena

|Heraklion

|{{flagicon|USA}} Manny Harris

align=center|2018–19

|Panathinaikos

|align=center|79–73

|PAOK

|Heraklion Indoor Sports Arena

|Heraklion

|{{flagicon|GRE}}/{{flagicon|USA}} Nick Calathes

align=center|2019–20

|AEK

|align=center|61–57

|Promitheas

|Heraklion Indoor Sports Arena

|Heraklion

|{{flagicon|GRE}} Nikos Zisis

align=center|2020–21

|Panathinaikos

|align=center|91–79

|Promitheas

|O.A.C.A. Olympic Indoor Hall

|Maroussi, Athens

|{{flagicon|GRE}} Ioannis Papapetrou

align=center|2021–22

|Olympiacos

|align=center|81–73

|Panathinaikos

|Heraklion Indoor Sports Arena

|Heraklion

|{{flagicon|GRE}}/{{flagicon|USA}} Tyler Dorsey

align=center|2022–23

|Olympiacos

|align=center|85–57

|Peristeri

|Heraklion Indoor Sports Arena

|Heraklion

|{{flagicon|BUL}}/{{flagicon|GRE}} Sasha Vezenkov

align=center|2023–24

|Olympiacos

|align=center|69–58

|Panathinaikos

|Heraklion Indoor Sports Arena

|Heraklion

|{{flagicon|FRA}} Moustapha Fall

align=center|2024–25

|Panathinaikos

|align=center|79–75

|Olympiacos

|Heraklion Indoor Sports Arena

|Heraklion

|{{flagicon|GRE}} Kostas Sloukas

Titles by club

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Club

! Winners

! Runners-up

! Years Won

Panathinaikos

| {{center|21}}

| {{center|7}}

| 1978–79, 1981–82, 1982–83, 1985–86, 1992–93, 1995–96, 2002–03, 2004–05, 2005–06, 2006–07, 2007–08, 2008–09, 2011–12, 2012–13, 2013–14, 2014–15, 2015–16, 2016–17, 2018–19, 2020–21, 2024–25

Olympiacos

| {{center|12}}

| {{center|10}}

| 1975–76, 1976–77, 1977–78, 1979–80, 1993–94, 1996–97, 2001–02, 2009–10, 2010–11, 2021–22, 2022–23, 2023–24

Aris

| {{center|8}}

| {{center|6}}

| 1984–85, 1986–87, 1987–88, 1988–89, 1989–90, 1991–92, 1997–98, 2003–04

AEK

| {{center|5}}

| {{center|7}}

| 1980–81, 1999–2000, 2000–01, 2017–18, 2019–20

PAOK

| {{center|3}}

| {{center|5}}

| 1983–84, 1994–95, 1998–99

Panionios

| {{center|1}}

| {{center|2}}

| 1990–91

Iraklis

| {{center

}}

| {{center|3}}

|

Apollon Patras

| {{center

}}

| {{center|2}}

|

Maroussi

| {{center

}}

| {{center|2}}

|

Promitheas Patras

| {{center

}}

| {{center|2}}

|

Panellinios

| {{center

}}

| {{center|1}}

|

Rethymno

| {{center

}}

| {{center|1}}

|

Faros Keratsiniou

| {{center

}}

| {{center|1}}

|

Peristeri

| {{center

}}

| {{center|1}}

|

Titles by city

6 clubs have won the Greek Basketball Cup. The 6 clubs that have won the Greek Basketball Cup all come from either the Thessaloniki or Athens urban areas, which are the two largest urban areas in the country of Greece.

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Urban Area

! Clubs

! Titles Won

! City

! Club Home Arena

Athens

| 25px Panathinaikos (21)

25px AEK (5)



25px Panionios (1)


| {{center|27}}

| Athens

Athens

Nea Smyrni

| O.A.C.A. Olympic Indoor Hall, Marousi, Athens

Nikos Galis Olympic Indoor Hall, Marousi, Athens

Nea Smyrni Indoor Hall, Nea Smyrni, Athens

Piraeus

| 25px Olympiacos (12)

|{{center|12}}

|Piraeus

|Peace and Friendship Stadium SEF, Piraeus

Thessaloniki

| 25px Aris (8)

25px PAOK (3)

| {{center|11}}

| Thessaloniki

Thessaloniki

| Alexandreio Melathron Nick Galis Hall, Thessaloniki

PAOK Sports Arena, Thessaloniki

Final Four (1994–2004 & 2021–present)

The Final Four system was introduced in the 1994–95 season, and it was used until the 2003–04 season. It was used again in 2021–22 season, but without a 3rd place game.

class="wikitable"
Season

! 1st

! 2nd

! 3rd

! 4th

1994–95

| PAOK

| Panionios

| Aris

| Ilysiakos

1995–96

| Panathinaikos

| Iraklis

| Apollon Patras

| AEK

1996–97

| Olympiacos

| Apollon Patras

| AEK

| Panathinaikos

1997–98

| Aris

| AEK

| Olympiacos

| Panathinaikos

1998–99

| PAOK

| AEK

| Iraklis

| Aris

1999–00

| AEK

| Panathinaikos

| Maroussi

| Iraklis

2000–01

| AEK

| Panathinaikos

| Olympiacos

| Iraklis

2001–02

| Olympiacos

| Maroussi

| Panathinaikos

| Panellinios

2002–03

| Panathinaikos

| Aris

| Makedonikos

| Iraklio

2003–04

| Aris

| Olympiacos

| Peristeri

| Apollon Patras

2021–22

| Olympiacos

| Panathinaikos

|colspan=2|AEK, Promitheas Patras

2022–23

| Olympiacos

| Peristeri bwin

|colspan=2|Panathinaikos, AEK

2023–24

| Olympiacos

| Panathinaikos

|colspan=2|Aris, Promitheas Patras

2024–25

| Panathinaikos

| Olympiacos

|colspan=2|PAOK, Promitheas Patras

= Final 4 performance by club =

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Club

! 1st

! 2nd

! 3rd

! 4th

align=left bgcolor=#D0E7FF

|25px Olympiacos

| 5 (1997, 2002, 2022, 2023, 2024)

| 2 (2004, 2025)

| 2 (1998, 2001)

| -

25px Panathinaikos

| 3 (1996, 2003, 2025)

| 4 (2000, 2001, 2022, 2024)

| 1 (2002)

| 2 (1997, 1998)

align=left bgcolor=#D0E7FF

|25px AEK

| 2 (2000, 2001)

| 2 (1998, 1999)

| 1 (1997)

| 1 (1996)

25px Aris

| 2 (1998, 2004)

| 1 (2003)

| 1 (1995)

| 1 (1999)

align=left bgcolor=#D0E7FF

|25px PAOK

| 2 (1995, 1999)

| -

| -

| -

25px Iraklis

| -

| 1 (1996)

| 1 (1999)

| 2 (2000, 2001)

align=left bgcolor=#D0E7FF

| Apollon Patras

| -

| 1 (1997)

| 1 (1996)

| 1 (2004)

25px Maroussi

| -

| 1 (2002)

| 1 (2000)

| -

align=left bgcolor=#D0E7FF

|25px Panionios

| -

| 1 (1995)

| -

| -

25px Makedonikos

| -

| -

| 1 (2003)

| -

align=left bgcolor=#D0E7FF

|25px Peristeri

| -

| -

| 1 (2004)

| -

25px Ilysiakos

| -

| -

| -

| 1 (1995)

align=left bgcolor=#D0E7FF

|25px Panellinios

| -

| -

| -

| 1 (2002)

25px Irakleio

| -

| -

| -

| 1 (2003)

Greek Basketball Cup Finals Top Scorers and MVPs

{{main|Greek Basketball Cup Finals MVP}}

Since the first Greek Cup in 1976, the Top Scorer of the Greek Cup Finals is given an award, regardless of whether he plays on the winning or losing team. Since 1995, a Finals MVP is also named at the conclusion of the Finals.

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(X)

|Denotes the number of multiple times that the player was the Top Scorer or MVP.

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SeasonGreek Cup Finals Top ScorerClubGreek Cup Finals MVPClub
1975–76{{flagicon|GRE|old}}/{{flagicon|USA}} Georgios KastrinakisOlympiacos
1976–77{{flagicon|GRE|old}}/{{flagicon|USA}} Steve GiatzoglouOlympiacos
1977–78{{flagicon|GRE|old}}/{{flagicon|USA}} Steve Giatzoglou (2)Olympiacos
1978–79{{flagicon|GRE}}/{{flagicon|USA}} Steve Giatzoglou (3)Olympiacos
1979–80{{flagicon|GRE}}/{{flagicon|USA}} Steve Giatzoglou (4) & {{flagicon|GRE}}/{{flagicon|USA}} Georgios Kastrinakis (2)Olympiacos
1980–81{{flagicon|GRE}} Vassilis GoumasAEK
1981–82{{flagicon|GRE}} Vangelis AlexandrisPAOK
1982–83{{flagicon|GRE}} Takis KoroneosPanathinaikos
1983–84{{flagicon|GRE}} Nikos StavropoulosPAOK
1984–85{{flagicon|GRE}} Panagiotis GiannakisAris
1985–86{{flagicon|GRE}}/{{flagicon|USA}} David StergakosPanathinaikos
1986–87{{flagicon|GRE}}/{{flagicon|USA}} Nikos GalisAris
1987–88{{flagicon|GRE}} Panagiotis Giannakis (2)Aris
1988–89{{flagicon|GRE}}/{{flagicon|USA}} Nikos Galis (2)Aris
1989–90{{flagicon|GRE}}/{{flagicon|USA}} Nikos Galis (3)Aris
1990–91{{flagicon|GRE}} Georgios Gasparis & {{flagicon|USA}} Ken BarlowPanionios & PAOK
1991–92{{flagicon|GRE}}/{{flagicon|USA}} Nikos Galis (4)Aris
1992–93{{flagicon|GRE}}/{{flagicon|USA}} Nikos Galis (5)Panathinaikos
1993–94{{flagicon|FRY}} Žarko PaspaljOlympiacos
1994–95{{flagicon|FRY}}/{{flagicon|GRE}} Bane PrelevićPAOK Bravo{{flagicon|FRY}}/{{flagicon|GRE}} Bane PrelevićPAOK Bravo
1995–96{{flagicon|USA}} Dominique WilkinsPanathinaikos{{flagicon|USA}} Dominique WilkinsPanathinaikos
1996–97{{flagicon|USA}} Harold EllisDexim Apollon Patras{{flagicon|USA}} David RiversOlympiacos
1997–98{{flagicon|GRE}} Panagiotis LiadelisAris Moda Bagno{{flagicon|GRE}} Panagiotis LiadelisAris Moda Bagno
1998–99{{flagicon|USA}} Frankie KingPAOK{{flagicon|USA}} Walter BerryPAOK
1999–00{{flagicon|FRY}} Željko RebračaPanathinaikos{{flagicon|FRY}} Željko RebračaPanathinaikos
2000–01{{flagicon|TUR}} İbrahim KutluayAEK{{flagicon|TUR}} İbrahim KutluayAEK
2001–02{{flagicon|USA}} Alphonso FordOlympiacos{{flagicon|USA}} Alphonso FordOlympiacos
2002–03{{flagicon|GRE}} Fragiskos AlvertisPanathinaikos{{flagicon|GRE}} Fragiskos AlvertisPanathinaikos
2003–04{{flagicon|USA}} Smush ParkerAris{{flagicon|GRE}} Nestoras KommatosAris
2004–05{{flagicon|USA}} DeJuan CollinsAris Egnatia Bank{{flagicon|SVN}} Jaka LakovičPanathinaikos
2005–06{{flagicon|BUL}}/{{flagicon|USA}} Roderick BlakneyMaroussi Honda{{flagicon|GRE}} Kostas TsartsarisPanathinaikos
2006–07{{flagicon|GRE}} Kostas TsartsarisPanathinaikos{{flagicon|GRE}} Kostas Tsartsaris (2)Panathinaikos
2007–08{{flagicon|USA}} Lynn GreerOlympiacos{{flagicon|GRE}} Kostas Tsartsaris (3)Panathinaikos
2008–09{{flagicon|GRE}} Dimitris DiamantidisPanathinaikos{{flagicon|GRE}} Dimitris DiamantidisPanathinaikos
2009–10{{flagicon|SRB}} Miloš TeodosićOlympiacos{{flagicon|SRB}} Miloš TeodosićOlympiacos
2010–11{{flagicon|SRB}} Miloš Teodosić (2)Olympiacos{{flagicon|SRB}} Miloš Teodosić (2)Olympiacos
2011–12{{flagicon|GRE}} Georgios PrintezisOlympiacos{{flagicon|LTU}} Šarūnas JasikevičiusPanathinaikos
2012–13{{flagicon|GRE}} Dimitris Diamantidis (2)Panathinaikos{{flagicon|HRV}} Roko UkićPanathinaikos
2013–14{{flagicon|USA}} Ramel CurryPanathinaikos{{flagicon|USA}} Ramel CurryPanathinaikos
2014–15{{flagicon|USA}} Toarlyn FitzpatrickApollon Patras{{flagicon|GRE}} Loukas MavrokefalidisPanathinaikos
2015–16{{flagicon|GRE}} Gaios SkordilisFaros Keratsiniou{{flagicon|GRE}} Dimitris Diamantidis (2)Panathinaikos
2016–17{{flagicon|USA}} Will CummingsAris{{flagicon|DOM}}/{{flagicon|USA}} James FeldeinePanathinaikos
2017–18{{flagicon|GRE}} Vassilis SpanoulisOlympiacos{{flagicon|USA}} Manny HarrisAEK
2018–19{{flagicon|USA}} Will HatcherPAOK{{flagicon|GRE}}/{{flagicon|USA}} Nick CalathesPanathinaikos
2019–20{{flagicon|USA}} Kendrick RayAEK{{flagicon|GRE}} Nikos ZisisAEK
2020–21{{flagicon|GRE}} Ioannis PapapetrouPanathinaikos{{flagicon|GRE}} Ioannis PapapetrouPanathinaikos
2021–22{{flagicon|BUL}}/{{flagicon|GRE}} Sasha Vezenkov (1)Olympiacos{{flagicon|GRE}}/{{flagicon|USA}} Tyler DorseyOlympiacos
2022–23{{flagicon|BUL}}/{{flagicon|GRE}} Sasha Vezenkov (2)Olympiacos{{flagicon|BUL}}/{{flagicon|GRE}} Sasha VezenkovOlympiacos
2023–24{{flagicon|GRE}} Dinos MitoglouPanathinaikos{{flagicon|France}} Moustapha FallOlympiacos
2024–25{{flagicon|BUL}}/{{flagicon|GRE}} Sasha Vezenkov (3) & {{flagicon|Greece}} Kostas Sloukas & {{flagicon|USA}} Kendrick NunnOlympiacos{{flagicon|Greece}} Kostas SloukasPanathinaikos

All-time Greek Cup Finals game career scoring leaders

[http://www.basket.gr/index.php/diorganwseis/cups/mencups/menscup-stats Σκόρερς ΣΚΟΡΕΡ ΤΕΛΙΚΩΝ ΚΥΠΕΛΛΟΥ ΕΛΛΑΔΟΣ ΑΝΔΡΩΝ {{in lang|el}}.]

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RankPlayerPoints Scored
{{center|1.}}{{flagicon|GRE}}/{{flagicon|USA}} Nikos Galis{{center|246}}
{{center|2.}}{{flagicon|GRE}} Panagiotis Giannakis{{center|155}}
{{center|3.}}{{flagicon|GRE}}/{{flagicon|USA}} Steve Giatzoglou{{center|144}}
{{center|4.}}{{flagicon|GRE}} Dimitris Diamantidis{{center|128}}
{{center|5.}}{{flagicon|GRE}}/{{flagicon|USA}} Georgios Kastrinakis{{center|97}}
{{center|6.}}{{flagicon|GRE}} Vassilis Spanoulis{{center|87}}
{{center|6.}}{{flagicon|GRE}}/{{flagicon|USA}} David Stergakos{{center|87}}
{{center|6.}}{{flagicon|USA}} Mike Batiste{{center|87}}
{{center|9.}}{{flagicon|GRE}} Panagiotis Fasoulas{{center|81}}
{{center|10.}}{{flagicon|GRE}}/{{flagicon|USA}} Pavlos Diakoulas{{center|80}}
{{center|11.}}{{flagicon|GRE}} Minas Gekos{{center|73}}
{{center|12.}}{{flagicon|GRE}} Kostas Tsartsaris{{center|67}}
{{center|13.}}{{flagicon|FRY}}/{{flagicon|GRE}} Bane Prelević{{center|64}}
{{center|14.}}{{flagicon|GRE}} Antonis Fotsis{{center|63}}
{{center|14.}}{{flagicon|GRE}} Nikos Stavropoulos{{center|63}}
{{center|16.}}{{flagicon|GRE}} Michalis Giannouzakos{{center|60}}
{{center|17.}}{{flagicon|GRE}} Fragiskos Alvertis{{center|59}}
{{center|18.}}{{flagicon|GRE}} Nikos Filippou{{center|56}}
{{center|19.}}{{flagicon|GRE}} Dimitris Kokolakis{{center|54}}
{{center|20.}}{{flagicon|YUG}}/{{flagicon|GRE}} Lefteris Subotić{{center|53}}
{{center|21.}}{{flagicon|GRE}}/{{flagicon|USA}} Nick Calathes {{center|52}}
{{center|22.}}{{flagicon|GRE}} Takis Koroneos{{center|51}}
{{center|23.}}{{flagicon|GRE}} Liveris Andritsos{{center|47}}
{{center|24.}}{{flagicon|GRE}} Loukas Mavrokefalidis{{center|46}}
{{center|25.}}{{flagicon|GRE}}/{{flagicon|USA}} John Korfas{{center|45}}
{{center|25.}}{{flagicon|TUR}} İbrahim Kutluay{{center|45}}

Players that made the most Greek Cup Finals

[http://www.basket.gr/index.php/diorganwseis/cups/mencups/menscup-stats Συμμετοχές Αθλητών ΣΥΜΜΕΤΟΧΕΣ ΑΘΛΗΤΩΝ ΣΤΟΥΣ ΤΕΛΙΚΟΥΣ ΚΥΠΕΛΛΟΥ ΑΝΔΡΩΝ {{in lang|el}}.]

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RankPlayerNumber of Finals
{{center|1.}}{{flagicon|GRE}} Dimitris Diamantidis{{center|12}}
{{center|2.}}{{flagicon|GRE}} Antonis Fotsis{{center|10}}
{{center|3.}}{{flagicon|GRE}} Vassilis Spanoulis{{center|9}}
{{center|3.}}{{flagicon|USA}} Mike Batiste{{center|9}}
{{center|3.}}{{flagicon|GRE}} Kostas Tsartsaris{{center|9}}
{{center|3.}}{{flagicon|GRE}} Georgios Printezis{{center|8}}
{{center|7.}}{{flagicon|GRE}} Panagiotis Giannakis{{center|8}}
{{center|7.}}{{flagicon|GRE}}/{{flagicon|USA}} Nikos Galis{{center|8}}
{{center|7.}}{{flagicon|GRE}} Fragiskos Alvertis{{center|8}}
{{center|10.}}{{flagicon|GRE}} Kostas Papanikolaou{{center|7}}
{{center|10.}}{{flagicon|GRE}} Kimon Kokorogiannis{{center|7}}
{{center|10.}}{{flagicon|GRE}} Panagiotis Fasoulas{{center|7}}
{{center|13.}}{{flagicon|GRE}} Michalis Lountzis{{center|6}}
{{center|13.}}{{flagicon|USA}} James Gist{{center|6}}
{{center|13.}}{{flagicon|GRE}} Stratos Perperoglou{{center|6}}
{{center|13.}}{{flagicon|FRY}}/{{flagicon|GRE}} Bane Prelević{{center|6}}
{{center|13.}}{{flagicon|GRE}}/{{flagicon|USA}} Steve Giatzoglou{{center|6}}
{{center|13.}}{{flagicon|GRE}} Georgios Doxakis{{center|6}}
{{center|13.}}{{flagicon|GRE}}/{{flagicon|USA}} Georgios Kastrinakis{{center|6}}
{{center|13.}}{{flagicon|GRE}} Memos Ioannou{{center|6}}
{{center|13.}}{{flagicon|GRE}} Michalis Romanidis{{center|6}}
{{center|13.}}{{flagicon|GRE}} Nikos Boudouris{{center|6}}

Players with the most Greek Cup titles

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RankPlayerGreek CupsYears Won
{{center|1.}}{{flagicon|GRE}} Dimitris Diamantidis{{center|10}}{{center|2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016}}
{{center|2.}}{{flagicon|GRE}} Fragiskos Alvertis{{center|8}}{{center|1993, 1996, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009}}
{{center|2.}}{{flagicon|GRE}} Kostas Tsartsaris{{center|8}}{{center|2003, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2012, 2013}}
{{center|4.}}{{flagicon|GRE}}/{{flagicon|USA}} Nikos Galis{{center|7}}{{center|1985, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1992, 1993}}
{{center|4.}}{{flagicon|GRE}} Panagiotis Giannakis{{center|7}}{{center|1985, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1992, 1996}}
{{center|4.}}{{flagicon|USA}} Mike Batiste{{center|7}}{{center|2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2012, 2014}}
{{center|7.}}{{flagicon|GRE}} Michalis Lountzis{{center|6}}{{center|2015, 2016, 2017, 2022, 2023, 2024}}
{{center|7.}}{{flagicon|GRE}} Michalis Romanidis{{center|6}}{{center|1985, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1992}}
{{center|7.}}{{flagicon|GRE}} Antonis Fotsis{{center|6}}{{center|2003, 2009, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017}}
{{center|7.}}{{flagicon|USA}} James Gist{{center|6}}{{center|2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2019}}

Head coaches with multiple Greek Cup titles

[http://www.basket.gr/index.php/diorganwseis/cups/mencups/menscup-stats Συμμετοχές Αθλητών ΣΥΜΜΕΤΟΧΕΣ ΑΘΛΗΤΩΝ ΣΤΟΥΣ ΤΕΛΙΚΟΥΣ ΚΥΠΕΛΛΟΥ ΑΝΔΡΩΝ {{in lang|el}}.]

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!bgcolor=silver width=10%| Greek Cups

!bgcolor=silver width=60%| Years Won

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| {{flagicon|FRY}}/{{flagicon|SRB}} Željko Obradović

{{center|7}}

| {{center|2003, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2012}}

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| {{flagicon|GRE}} Giannis Ioannidis

{{center|6}}

| {{center|1985, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1994}}

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| {{flagicon|FRY}}/{{flagicon|SRB}} Dušan Ivković

{{center|4}}

| {{center|1997, 2000, 2001, 2011}}

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| {{flagicon|GRE}} Georgios Bartzokas

{{center|3}}

| {{center|2022, 2023, 2024}}

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| {{flagicon|GRE}} Faidon Matthaiou

{{center|2}}

| {{center|1976, 1984}}

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| {{flagicon|GRE|old}} Kostas Mourouzis

{{center|2}}

| {{center|1977, 1978}}

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| {{flagicon|GRE}} Kostas Politis

{{center|2}}

| {{center|1979, 1982}}

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| {{flagicon|GRE}} Argyris Pedoulakis

{{center|2}}

| {{center|2013, 2014}}

All the official finals by decade

[http://www.basket.gr/index.php/diorganwseis/cups/mencups/menscup-stats Τελικοί {{in lang|el}}.]

=1970s=

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| align="center" bgcolor= #ffa500| Greek Basketball Cup Finals

align="center" bgcolor= #ffe4b5| 1st Final
align="center" bgcolor= #fff8dc| 12 July 1976 – Glyfada Indoor Hall

Olympiacos – AEK 81–69 (41–26),

Referees: Papaharisis – P. Tsolakidis

Olympiacos (Matthaiou): Kastrinakis 20, Giatzoglou 19, Diakoulas 18, Melini 11, Barlas 7, Rammos 2, Sismanidis 2, Spanos 2, Garonis, Kokorogiannis.
AEK (Mourouzis): Giannouzakos 18, L. Kontos 13, Toskounoglou 10, Kantelis 10, Papadatos 10, Trontzos 6, Nesiadis 2, Nidriotis, Apostolidis, Katerouliotis.
align="center" bgcolor= #ffe4b5| 2nd Final
align="center" bgcolor= #fff8dc| 15 July 1977 – Panathenaic Stadium

Olympiacos – Panionios 103–88 (40–45),

Referees: Evangelatos – Rigas

Olympiacos (Mourouzis): Giatzoglou 31, Diakoulas 17, Rammos 16, Kastrinakis 12, Barlas 9, Melini 8, Sismanidis 4, Garonis 3, Spanos 3, Kokorogiannis.
Panionios (Matthaiou): Rapis 23, Missas 23, Dendrinos 17, Fotinos 9, Papadakis 8, Tsikimis 6, Tsantikos 3, Kosmopoulos, Pavlou, Panagiotopoulos.
align="center" bgcolor= #ffe4b5| 3rd Final
align="center" bgcolor= #fff8dc| 5 June 1978 – Panathenaic Stadium

Olympiacos – AEK 83–72 (39–34),

Referees: Alifragis – Papacharisis

Olympiacos (Mourouzis): Giatzoglou 28, Kastrinakis 21, Diakoulas 16, Barlas 14, Sismanidis 2, Kokorogiannis 2, Garonis, Spanos, Karelas, Rammos.
AEK (Amerikanos): Gekos 19, Trontzos 17, Bogatsiotis 12, Giannouzakos 8, Kanakakis 6, Vafopoulos 4, Karterouliotis 4, V. Fotsis 2, Apostolidis, Nesiadis.
align="center" bgcolor= #ffe4b5| 25px 4th Final
align="center" bgcolor= #fff8dc| 2 June 1979 – Panathenaic Stadium

Panathinaikos – Olympiacos 79–72 (45–46),

Referees: Alifragis – Rigas

Panathinaikos (Politis): Kontos 21, Papantoniou 16, Kokolakis 15, Koroneos 12, Stergakos 11, Batis 4, Papazoglou, Garos, Sigas, Ioannou.
Olympiacos (Mourouzis): Giatzoglou 28, Diakoulas 15, Kastrinakis 13, Melini 8, Raftopoulos 6, Sismanidis, Kokorogiannis, Barlas, Spanos, Sampanis.

=1980s=

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| align="center" bgcolor= #ffa500| Greek Basketball Cup Finals

align="center" bgcolor= #ffe4b5| 5th Final
align="center" bgcolor= #fff8dc| 16 July 1980 – Panathenaic Stadium

Olympiacos – AEK 85–80 (44–42),

Referees: Apostolidis – Rigas

Olympiacos (Barlas): Giatzoglou 25, Kastrinakis 20, Iordanidis 15, Diakoulas 14, Melini 8, Raftopoulos 2, Rammos 2, Kokorogiannis, Spanos.
AEK (Trontzos): Giannouzakos 21, Stamelos 18, Gekos 18, Goumas 9, Kanakakis 9, V. Fotsis 5, A. Koroneos, Pantazis, Nesiadis, Tsoskounoglou.
align="center" bgcolor= #ffe4b5| 20px 6th Final
align="center" bgcolor= #fff8dc| 17 July 1981 – Glyfada Indoor Hall

AEK – Iraklis 84–78 (44–31),

Referees: Dimou – Papanikolaou

AEK (Devely): Goumas 30, Gekos 17, Kanakakis 12, Rambidis (Rambis) 11, Giannopoulos 10, V. Fotsis 4, Apostolidis, Velengas, Margaritis, Koroneos.
Iraklis (Kioumourtzoglou): Karatzoulidis 29, Tzamos 13, Pasioudus 11, Agrafiotis 8, Douvis 8, Tsoumis 5, Mantis 4, Nalbantis, Tsombanakis, Mouratidis.
align="center" bgcolor= #ffe4b5| 25px 7th Final
align="center" bgcolor= #fff8dc| 30 June 1982 – Alexandreio Melathron

Panathinaikos – PAOK 65–63 (25–35),

Referees: Alifragis- Lortos

Panathinaikos (Politis): Stergakos 21, Kokolakis 13, Vidas 12, Koroneos 10, Kontos 7, Ioannou 2, Papantoniou, (Batis, Georganas, Katsinis).
PAOK (Rodopoulos): Alexandris 22, Fasoulas 11, Konstantinidis 10, Gaitanis 9, Μ. Katsoulis 6, Kalpakis 5, Koumatsiotis, Bourlidas, Ζ. Katsoulis, (Tsakogiannis).
align="center" bgcolor= #ffe4b5| 25px 8th Final
align="center" bgcolor= #fff8dc| 20 April 1983 – Glyfada Indoor Hall

Panathinaikos – Olympiacos 72–62,

Referees: Rigas – Koumbouris

Panathinaikos (Kefalos): Koroneos 19, Stergakos 13, Andritsos 12, Kokolakis 11, Kappos 9, Ioannou 8, Kalogeropoulos, Karanasos, Lykoudis.
Olympiacos (Barlas): Giatzoglou 14, Paragios 10, Kastrinakis 9, Skropolithas 8, Kassimis 6, Raftopoulos 6, Kokorogiannis 5, Kozakis 4, Kambouris, Sampanis.
align="center" bgcolor= #ffe4b5| 20px 9th Final
align="center" bgcolor= #fff8dc| 18 April 1984 – Alexandreio Melathron

PAOK – Aris 74–70 (45–29),

Referees: Ioannou-Panatazis

PAOK (Matthaiou): Stavropoulos 26, Μ. Katsoulis 12, Fasoulas 12, Politis 8, Bakopoulos 8, Alexandris 6, Z. Katsoulis 2, Angelidis, Konstantinidis, Polychronakos.
Aris (Ioannidis): Filippou 22, Galis 20, Nikitas 13, Kokolakis 9, Tsachtanis 4, Romanidis 2, Paramanidis, Doxakis, Stamatis, Georgiadis.
align="center" bgcolor= #ffe4b5| 20px 10th Final
align="center" bgcolor= #fff8dc| 9 May 1985 – Peace and Friendship Stadium

Aris – Panathinaikos 86–70 (42–23),

Referees: P. Tsolakidis – Koumbouris

Aris (Ioannidis): Giannakis 37 (8), Galis 33 (1), Filippou 8, Romanidis 2, Christofakis, Kokolakis, Paramanidis, Doxakis, Stamatis, Tsitakis.
Panathinaikos (Kyritsis): Stergakos 17 (3), Vidas 17, Andritsos 13, Koroneos 10 (1), Skropolithas 7, Papapetrou 4, Ioannou 2, Vasilantonakis, Mathaeakakis, Karanasos.
align="center" bgcolor= #ffe4b5| 25px 11th Final
align="center" bgcolor= #fff8dc| 23 April 1986 – Peace and Friendship Stadium

Panathinaikos – Olympiacos 88–78 (42–42,)

Referees: Rigas – Stavrou

Panathinaikos (Kyritsis): Stergakos 25, Andritsos 22, Papapetrou 16, Ioannou 13 (1), Skropolithas 11 (1), Vidas 1, Petroudakis, Konstantos, Fragiskatos.
Olympiacos (Anastasatos): Al. Christodoulou 17 (2), Panagiotopoulos 13, Kambouris 12, Maniatis 11, Paragios 8, Sampanis 7 (1), Kozakis 6, Koukis 2, Nalbantis 2, Dakoulas.
align="center" bgcolor= #ffe4b5| 20px 12th Final
align="center" bgcolor= #fff8dc| 15 April 1987 – Peace and Friendship Stadium

Aris – Panellinios 110–70 (49–38),

Referees: Tsagamilis – Lortos

Aris (Ioannidis): Galis 52, Romanidis 18 (2), Giannakis 14 (4), Filippou 12, Stamatis 4, Papageorgiou 4, Doxakis 4, Lipiridis 2, Tsitakis, Kasmeridis.
Panellinios (Pavlou): Malach 23, Giannopoulos 21 (4), Dakouris 10, Papandraklakis 6, Katsimpas 5, A. Stamatis 3 (1), Tsekos 2, Kokorogiannis, Zafeiropoulos, Tsapralis.
align="center" bgcolor= #ffe4b5| 20px 13th Final
align="center" bgcolor= #fff8dc| 18 May 1988 – Peace and Friendship Stadium

Aris – AEK 84–71 (42–39),

Referees: Douvis – Symeonidis

Aris (Ioannidis): Giannakis 35 (5), Galis 14, Subotić 14 (4), Filippou 12, Misunov 4, Romanidis 3 (1), Doxakis 2, Daliaris, Lipiridis, Karamanolis.
AEK (Nikitopoulos): Aridas 20, Gekos 18 (2), Giannopoulos 11, Patavoukas 9 (1), Agiasotelis 6, Skourtopoulos 2, V. Fotsis 2, Michelidakis, Sakelariou, Katsigiannis.
align="center" bgcolor= #ffe4b5| 20px 14th Final
align="center" bgcolor= #fff8dc| 13 May 1989 – Alexandreio Melathron

Aris – PAOK 91–86 (49–56),

Referees: Kontis – Vidalis

Aris (Ioannidis): Galis 35, Wiltjer 17, Giannakis 15 (3), Subotić 13 (3), Romanidis 6 (1), Misunov 2, Filippou 3, Μ.Katsoulis, Doxakis, Daliaris.
PAOK (Politis): M. Jones 29 (1), Korfas 18 (2), Stavropoulos 12 (2), Prelević 10, Fasoulas 7, Makaras 3 (1), Melis 1, Karatzoulidis 2, Bakopoulos, Dotsios.

=1990s=

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| align="center" bgcolor= #ffa500| Greek Basketball Cup Finals

align="center" bgcolor= #ffe4b5| 20px 15th Final
align="center" bgcolor= #fff8dc| 21 May 1990 – Peace and Friendship Stadium

Aris – PAOK 72–62 (33–31)

Referees: Rigas – Koromilas

Aris (Ioannidis): Galis 35 (1), Subotić 20 (3), Giannakis 9, Misunov 7, Vranković 4, Lipiridis, Romanidis, Vourtzoumis, Μ. Katsoulis, Doxakis.
PAOK (Politis): Stavropoulos 17 (1), Cook 14 (1), Fasoulas 8, Prelević 8, Makaras 7 (1), Korfas 6, Boudouris 1, Papachronis 1, Papasarantou, Karatzoulidis.
align="center" bgcolor= #ffe4b5| 20px 16th Final
align="center" bgcolor= #fff8dc| 11 April 1991 – Peace and Friendship Stadium

Panionios – PAOK 73–70 (34–35),

Referees: Douvis – Giohalis

Panionios (Đurović): F. Christodoulou 21 (2), Gasparis 20 (2), Hudson 12, Brougos 12, Ch. Christodoulou, Bosganas, Panagopoulos, Chougkaz, Balis, Balas.
PAOK (Šakota): Barlow 20 (2), Prelević 19 (1), Korfas 16 (1), Fasoulas 7, Stavropoulos 5 (1), Makaras 3, Papachronis, Ioannou, Boudouris, Katsikis.
align="center" bgcolor= #ffe4b5| 20px 17th Final
align="center" bgcolor= #fff8dc| 13 May 1992 – Peace and Friendship Stadium

Aris – AEK 75–62 (42–28),

Referees: Manos-Mbakalis

Aris (Ioannou): Galis 18 (1), Misunov 17, Giannakis 14 (1), E. Jones 9, Lipiridis 7 (1), Pecarski 4, Subotić 3 (1), Vourtzoumis 2, Angelidis, Baltatzis.
AEK (Nikitopoulos): Galakteros 13 (1), Katsikaris 11 (3), Patavoukas 10 (1), Jordan 10, Lanes 9, Kountourakis 4, Papasarantou 3, Aridas 2, Pioukas, Blakley.
align="center" bgcolor= #ffe4b5| 25px 18th Final
align="center" bgcolor= #fff8dc| 15 May 1993 – Peace and Friendship Stadium

Panathinaikos – Sato Aris 96–89 (48–43),

Referees: Ralis-Tsanidis

Panathinaikos (Pavličević): Galis 36, Komazec 30 (4), Vranković 7, Oikonomou 6, Alvertis 6 (1), Giannopoulos 5 (1), Papapetrou 2, Georgikopoulos 2, Myriounis 2, Gekos.
Sato Aris (Sherf): Giannakis 30 (3), Anderson 23 (2), Pecarski 11, Theus 9, Vourtzoumis 5 (1), Ioannou 5, Subotić 3 (1), Gasparis 2, Lipiridis 1, Misunov.
align="center" bgcolor= #ffe4b5| 19th Final
align="center" bgcolor= #fff8dc| 1994 – Peace and Friendship Stadium

Olympiacos – Stiebel Eltron Iraklis 63–51 (26–22),

Referees: Pitsilkas-Voreadis

Olympiacos (Ioannidis): Paspalj 17, Fasoulas 15 (1), Nakić 9, Tomić 7, Bakatsias 7 (1), Tarpley 4, Sigalas 2, Tarlać 2, Stamatis, Kambouris.
Stiebel Eltron Iraklis (Šakota): Kouvelas 11, Zdovc 10 (1), Donaldson 8, Cholopoulos 6, Kakiousis 6, Tambakis 5, Stavropoulos 3 (1), Panagiotidis 2, Asteriadis, Chatzopoulos.
align="center" bgcolor= #ffe4b5| 20px 20th Final (Final Four)
align="center" bgcolor= #fff8dc| 4–5 March 1995 – Chalkiopoulio

Semifinals: PAOK Bravo – Aris 80–63, Chipita Panionios – Ilysiakos 77–50,

Third place: Aris – Ilysiakos 99–64,

Final: PAOK Bravo – Chipita Panionios 72–53 (37–30),

Referees: Ralis – Koukoulekidis

PAOK Bravo (Laios): Prelević 27 (4), Savić 21, Bullard 6, Korfas 5 (1), Mamatziolas 3 (1), Giannoulis 3, Galakteros 2, Rentzias 2, Balogiannis, Boudouris.

Chipita Panionios (Ivković): Mays 16, Bailey 12, Karagoutis 9, Angelou 6 (2), Christodoulou 5, Jelić 5, Bosganas, Kalaitzis, Kikilias, Koutsopoulos.

align="center" bgcolor= #ffe4b5| 25px 21st Final (Final Four)
align="center" bgcolor= #fff8dc| 23–24 March 1996 – Patras Arena

Semifinals: Apollon Patras – Iraklis 77–79, Panathinaikos – AEK 87–78,

Third place: Apollon Patras – AEK 86–82,

Final: Panathinaikos – Iraklis Aspis Pronoia 85–74 (47–27),

Referees: Symeonidis – Tsoulis

Panathinaikos (Maljković): Wilkins 25 (1), Oikonomou 23 (3), Vranković 13, Giannopoulos 11 (1), Alvertis 5, Kuusmaa 5 (1), Giannakis 3, Korfas, Stavrakopoulos, Pecarski.
Iraklis Aspis Pronoia (Giatzoglou): McDaniel 23 (2), Tarpley 21, Giannouzakos 14 (2), Kakiousis 10, Brougos 6, Angelou, Asteriadis, Kountourakis, Moraitis, Kouvelas.
align="center" bgcolor= #ffe4b5| 22nd Final (Final Four)
align="center" bgcolor= #fff8dc| 12–13 April 1997 – OAKA

Semifinals: Olympiacos – AEK 66–63, Apollon Patras – Panathinaikos 92–79,

Third place: AEK – Panathinaikos 72–63,

Final: Olympiacos – Dexim Apollon Patras 80–78 (42–37),

Referees: Tsanidis – Mouzakis

Olympiacos (Ivković): Fasoulas 21, Tarlać 10, Rivers 14 (1), Papanikolaou 6, Gray 6, Tomić 8, Welp 5, Nakić 4 (1), Bakatsias 3, Sigalas 3 (1).
Dexim Apollon Patras (Alexandris): Ellis 24, Myriounis 20, Vukčević 19 (2), Molfetas 7, Vetoulas 3 (1), Chatzopoulos 3 (1), Raily 2, Nemanja, Aryropoulos, Tambakis.
align="center" bgcolor= #ffe4b5| 20px 23rd Final (Final Four)
align="center" bgcolor= #fff8dc| 31 January – 1 February 1998 – Alexandreio Melathron

Semifinals: Olympiacos – AEK 49–63, Panathinaikos – Aris 68–88,

Third place: Panathinaikos – Olympiacos 56–80,

Τελικός: Aris Moda Bagno – AEK 71–68,

Referees: Koukoulekidis – Zavlanos

Aris Moda Bagno (Magotsios): Liadelis 22 (1), Sioutis 15 (2), Paspalj 12, Boni 8, Angelidis 5 (1), Galakteros 3 (1), Nahar 3, Chrysanthopoulos 3 (1), Floros, Ordman.
AEK (Ioannidis): Anderson 18, Chatzis 14 (2), Lassa 13 (2), Alexander 11, Tsakalidis 6, Kakiouzis 4, Coldebella 2, Prelević, Larsen, Andersen.
align="center" bgcolor= #ffe4b5| 20px 24th Final (Final Four)
align="center" bgcolor= #fff8dc| 30–31 January 1999 – Peace and Friendship Stadium

Semifinals: PAOK – Aris 83–50, Iraklis – AEK 59–63,

Third place: Aris – Iraklis 61–70,

Final: PAOK – AEK 71–54,

Referees: Pitsilkas – Koromilas

PAOK (Flevarakis): King 21, Berry 19, Balogiannis 16 (4), Giannoulis 6, Coldebella 5, Morales 2, S. Nikolaidis 2, Maslarinos, Kakiousis, Despos, Christou, Peral.
AEK (Politis): Arlauckas 18, Daniels 12 (2), Tsakalidis 7, Chatzis 5 (1), Kakiouzis 3, Papanikopoulos 3 (1), Koronios 2, Prelević 2, Andersen 2, Dikoudis, Papadopoulos.

=2000s=

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| align="center" bgcolor= #ffa500| Greek Basketball Cup Finals

align="center" bgcolor= #ffe4b5| 20px 25th Final (Final Four)
align="center" bgcolor= #fff8dc| 8–9 April 2000 – PAOK Arena

Semifinals: AEK – Maroussi 77–63, Iraklis – Panathinaikos 59–70,

Third place: Maroussi – Iraklis 81–71,

Final: AEK – Panathinaikos 59–57 (34–25),

Referees: Koromilas – Koukoulekidis

AEK (Ivković): Koronios 12 (2), Tsakalidis 12, Kakiouzis 10 (1), Müürsepp 9 (1), Bowie 8 (1), Dikoudis 4, Hansell 2, Chatzis 2, Misiakos, Papanikolopoulos, Osalivan.
Panathinaikos (Obradović): Rebrača 18, Kattash 12, Bodiroga 11, Rogers 5 (1), Burke 4, Boudouris 3 (1), Alvertis 2, Kalaitzis 2, Fotsis, Gentile, Koch, Glyniadakis.
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align="center" bgcolor= #fff8dc| 28–29 April 2001 – ΟΑΚΑ

Semifinals: Iraklis – AEK 59–87, Olympiacos – Panathinaikos 69–79,

Third place: Iraklis – Olympiacos 70–91,

Final: ΑΕΚ – Panathinaikos 66–64,

Referees: Pitsilkas – Voreadis

AEK (Ivković): Kutluay 22 (3), Stefanov 20 (3), Betts 9, Dikoudis 6, Kakiouzis 5, Müürsepp 2, Hammink 2, Panteliadis, Kikilias, Chatzis, Zisis, Misiakos.
Panathinaikos (Obradović): Bodiroga 20, Rebrača 12, Alvertis 11 (1), Fotsis 5, Kalaitzis 5, Middleton 4, Balogiannis 3 (1), Gentile 2, Koch 1, Rogers, Burke, Rodostoglou.
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align="center" bgcolor= #fff8dc| 5–7 April 2002 – Peace and Friendship Stadium

Semifinals: Panellinios – Maroussi 70–77, Olympiacos – Panathinaikos 83–75,

Third place: Panathinaikos – Panellinios 81–71,

Final: Olympiacos – Maroussi Telestet 74–66,

Referees: Mastraftzis – Karousis

Olympiacos (Subotić): Ford 24, Papaloukas 11, Tomić 8 (2), Savrasenko 8, De Miguel 8, Risacher 6, Forrest 4, Boudouris 3, Femerling 2, Papanikolaou.
Maroussi Telestet (Petropoulos): Koch 19 (5), Koronios 11 (3), Burke 11, Conlon 11, Oliver 7 (1), Spanoulis 3 (1), Manolopoulos 3, Marmarinos 1, Falekas, Maslarinos, Pavlidis, Tsiakos.
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align="center" bgcolor= #fff8dc| 5–6 April 2003 – Larissa Neapolis Arena

Semifinals: Panathinaikos – Irakleio 94–83, Aris – Makedonikos 92–86,

Third place: Makedonikos – Irakleio 77–71,

Final: Panathinaikos – Aris 81–76,

Referees: Voreadis – Spyridonos

Panathinaikos (Obradović): Alvertis 22 (3), Kutluay 20 (3), Lakovič 14 (1), Middleton 10, Fotsis 9, Papadopoulos 6, Balogiannis, Tsartsaris, McDonald, Kalaitzis, Vidalis.
Aris (Alexandris): Gregov 15 (3), Stack 12, Grgat 12, P. Nikolaidis 11 (1), Lappas 9 (1), Solomon 8 (1), Licholitov 5, Raičević 4, Charitopoulos, Gagaloudis, Angelov, Merachtzakis.
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align="center" bgcolor= #fff8dc| 27–29 March 2004 – Chalkiopoulio

Semifinals: Olympiacos – Peristeri 69–67, Apollon Patras – Aris 72–93,

Third place: Peristeri – Apollon Patras 94–73,

Final: Aris – Olympiacos 73–70,

Referees: Mastraftsis – Karousis

Aris (Burton): Parker 21 (3), Licholitov 13, Bailey 12 (2), Stack 12, Kommatos 11, Vetoulas 2, Raičević 2, Lappas, Krytsis, Nikkilä.
Olympiacos (Šakota): Charissis 13 (1), Diamantopoulos 11 (1), Jurak 10, Tomić 9 (1), Bagarić 7, Wolkowyski 6, Liadelis 6, Sklavos 4, Gorenc 4, Giannouzakos, Charambopoulos, Printezis.
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align="center" bgcolor= #fff8dc| 19 February 2005 – Lido Indoor Hall

Panathinaikos – Aris Egnatia Bank 72–68 (29–38),

Referees: Koromilas – Voreadis – Tavoylareas

Panathinaikos (Obradović):

Lakovič 15 (2), Tsartsaris 14, Batiste 12, Šćepanović 9 (2), Alvertis 8 (2), Diamantidis 6, Femerling 4, Kutluay 3 (1), Kalaitzis 1, Chatzivrettas, Papanikolaou, Baxter.

Aris Egnatia Bank (Burton):

Collins 21 (4), Castle 11 (1), Padius 9 (1), Schortsanitis 8, Meseriakov 6, Stack 6, Asimokopoulos 3, Johnson 2, Raičević 1, Kyritsis 1, Karapostolou, Charitopoulos.

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align="center" bgcolor= #fff8dc| 18 March 2006 – Galatsi Olympic Hall

Panathinaikos – Maroussi Honda 68–57 (28–31),

Referees: Pitsilkas – Zavlanos – Papadimitriou

Panathinaikos (Obradović): Tsartsaris 16 (2), Lakovič 13 (2), Batiste 10, Spanoulis 7, Diamantidis 5, Tomašević 9, Šćepanović 6 (2), Chatzivrettas 2, Alvertis, Papanikolaou, Femerling, Šakota.
Maroussi Honda (Giannakis): Blakney 22 (5), Kyritsis 12, Homan 9, Sekulić 5 (1), Nikolaidis 3 (1), Stefanidis 3 (1), Karagoutis 2, Kaimakoglou 1, Boudouris, Kolokas, Giannoulakos, Noeas.
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align="center" bgcolor= #fff8dc| 25 March 2007 – OAKA

Panathinaikos – Rethymno Aegean 87–48 (44–27),

Referees: Koukoulekidis – Bitis – Dinos

Panathinaikos (Obradović): Tsartsaris 14 (1), Diamantidis 11 (2), Bečirovič 11 (1), Šiškauskas 9 (1), Batiste 8, Tomašević 6, Dikoudis 6, Chatzivrettas 5, Alvertis 5 (1), Vujanić 5 (1), Javtokas 5, Šakota 2.
Rethymno Aegean (Koufos):

Kyriakopoulos 8 (2), Liatsos 8 (1), Spanos 7 (2), Tsirigotakis 7 (1), Panaras 6, Koumoulos 5 (1), Koronidis 5 (1), Houliaras 2, Kostis, Vardavas, Solomonidis, Mladenovic.

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align="center" bgcolor= #fff8dc| 26 March 2008 – Helliniko Olympic Arena

Panathinaikos – Olympiacos 81–79 (34–30),

Referees: Koukoulekidis – Voreadis –

Panathinaikos (Obradović): Spanoulis 20 (4), Tsartsaris 14 (3), Winston 11 (2), Diamantidis 9 (1), Jasikevičius 8 (1), Perperoglou 8 (2), Chatzivrettas 6 (2), Batiste 5, Alvertis, Dikoudis, Žižić, Prkačin.
Olympiacos (Giannakis): Greer 28 (4), Vasilopoulos 15 (3), Bourousis 11, Jackson 10, Teodosić 8 (1), Macijauskas 5 (1), Blakney 4, Vasileiadis, Printezis, Tsakalidis, Papamakarios, Kafkis.
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align="center" bgcolor= #fff8dc| 22 February 2009 – Helliniko Olympic Arena

Panathinaikos – Olympiacos 80–70 (32–30), Quarters: 16–13, 32–30, 53–53, 80–70,

Referees: Voreadis – Zavlanos – I. Koromilas

Panathinaikos (Obradović): Diamantidis 16, Fotsis 13, Batiste 12, Jasikevičius 10, Spanoulis 9, Perperoglou 9, Nicholas 6, Peković 5, Tsartsaris, Chatzivrettas.
Olympiacos (Giannakis): Papaloukas 13, Greer 11, Bourousis 10, Printezis 9, Vasilopoulos 8, Pargo 7, Pelekanos, Vujčić 4, Halperin 3, Schortsanitis 3, Erceg 2, Milošević.

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align="center" bgcolor= #ffe4b5| 35th Final
align="center" bgcolor= #fff8dc| 20 February 2010 – Helliniko Olympic Arena

Olympiacos – Panathinaikos 68–64 (37–31), Quarters: 15–18, 37–31, 50–42, 68–64.

Referees: Voreadis, Mouzakis, Gontas

Olympiacos (Giannakis): Teodosić 22, Kleiza 12, Bourousis 8, Childress 7, Penn 7, Vujčić 4, Papaloukas 3, Schortsanitis 3, Mavrokefalidis 2, Halperin, Vasilopoulos.
Panathinaikos (Obradović): Diamantidis 12, Peković 12, Batiste 10, Nicholas 10, Haislip 6, Perperoglou 6, Spanoulis 4, Fotsis 2, Jasikevičius 2, Tepić.
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align="center" bgcolor= #fff8dc| 15 May 2011 – Helliniko Olympic Arena

Olympiacos – Panathinaikos 74–68 (37–39), Quarters: 22–17, 37–39, 58–53, 74–68.

Referees: Christodoulou, Anastopoulos, Koromilas

Olympiacos (Ivković): Teodosić 18, Mavrokefalidis 16, Bourousis 13, Halperin 9, Papanikolaou 8, Kešelj 4, Glyniadakis 2, Gordon 2, Erceg 2, Papaloukas, Printezis, (Spanoulis).
Panathinaikos (Obradović): Diamantidis 17, Batiste 17, Fotsis 8, Sato 7, Kaimakoglou 6, Perperoglou 5, Tsartsaris 4, Tepić 2, Calathes 2, Nicholas, Vougioukas, Marić.
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align="center" bgcolor= #fff8dc| 10 March 2012 – Helliniko Olympic Arena

Panathinaikos – Olympiacos 71–70 (38–35), Quarters: 25–17, 38–35, 55–58, 71–70.

Referees: Christodoulou, Anastopoulos, Koromilas

Panathinaikos (Obradović): Jasikevičius 10, Sato 10, Diamantidis 9, Batiste 9, Kaimakoglou 8, N. Calathes 7, Vougioukas 7, Marić 6, Tsartsaris 5, Perperoglou, Smith, Logan.
Olympiacos (Ivković): Printezis 17, Antić 13, Spanoulis 12, Hines 11, Kešelj 7, Sloukas 4, Mantzaris 2, Dorsey 2, Gecevičius 2, Papanikolaou.
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align="center" bgcolor= #fff8dc| 10 February 2013 – Helliniko Olympic Arena

Panathinaikos – Olympiacos 81–78 (40–31), Quarters: 23–15, 40–31, 62–53, 81–78.

Referees: Anastopoulos, Schinas, Gontas

Panathinaikos (Pedoulakis): Diamantidis 19, Ukić 18, Lasme 16, Gist 11, Kapono 8, Schortsanitis 6, Mačiulis 3, Tsartsaris, Bramos, Banks, Skordilis, Xanthopoulos.
Olympiacos (Bartzokas): Antić 17, Law 15, Spanoulis 12, Sloukas 10, Hines 8, Printezis 6, Shermadini 4, Perperoglou 2, Powell 2, Papanikolaou 2, Gecevičius, Katsivelis.
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align="center" bgcolor= #fff8dc| 9 February 2014 – Dyo Aorakia Indoor Hall

Panathinaikos – Aris 90–53 (40–40), Quarters: 20–18, 40–40, 75–47, 90–53.

Referees: Tanatzis, Karakatsounis, Panagiotou

Panathinaikos (Pedoulakis): Curry 17, Mačiulis 13, Fotsis 11, Bramos 8, Diamantidis 7, Lasme 7, Pappas 7, Janković 6, Ukić 6, Batiste 4, Mavrokefalidis 4, Charalampopoulos.
Aris (Minić): Bochoridis 12, Athinaiou 10, Pelekanos 9, Vezenkov 9, Tsakaleris 7, Mourtos 5, Gikas 1, Hunt, Asimakopoulos, Charissis, Larentzakis.
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align="center" bgcolor= #fff8dc| 5 April 2015 – OAKA

Panathinaikos – Apollon Patras 68–53 (39–20), Quarters: 21–12, 39–20, 57–31, 68–53.

Referees: Somos, Tavoulari, Mitsopoulos

Panathinaikos (Ivanović): Mavrokefalidis 13, Diamantidis 9, Pappas 9, Batista 9, Fotsis 6, Gist 6, Janković 4, Slaughter 3, Bochoridis 3, Diamantakos 3, Charalampopoulos 3, Lountzis.
Apollon Patras (Vetoulas): Fitzpatrick 19, Argyropoulos 9, Niforas 7, Skordilis 5, Penn 5, El Amin 4, Batis 2, Pelekoudas 2, Galloway, Molfetas, Georgallis, Ojo.
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align="center" bgcolor= #fff8dc| 6 March 2016 – OAKA

Panathinaikos – Faros Keratsiniou 101–54 (57–26), Quarters: 31–12, 57–26, 76–38, 101–54.

Referees: Piloidis, Anastopoulos II., Pantelidis

Panathinaikos (Djordjević): Haynes 8, Charalampopoulos 6, Bochoridis 9, Janković 13, Fotsis 4, Raduljica 3, Feldeine 11, Diamantidis 8, Gist 13, Calathes 9, Papagiannis 12, Kuzmić 5.
Faros Keratsiniou (Polemis): Papadopoulos 2, Kountouras, Karampoulas 11, Batis 2, Petrodimopoulos 4, Liakopoulos 4, Angelopoulos 7, Kompodietas 3, Katoufas 2, Kakiouzis, Papamakarios 5, Skordilis 14.
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align="center" bgcolor= #fff8dc| 18 February 2017 – Alexandreio Melathron Nick Galis Hall

Panathinaikos – Aris 68–59 (29–27), Quarters: 18–10, 29–27, 50–37, 68–59.

Referees: Schinas, Anastopoulos, Panagiotou

Panathinaikos (Pascual): Singleton 9, Feldeine 18, Charalampopoulos, Gabriel 3, Calathes 15, Rivers 5, James 9, Pappas, Fotsis 5, Gentile 4, Bourousis, Bochoridis
Aris (Priftis): Jenkins 12, Cummings 20, Janković 2, Kavvadas 6, Dragićević 2, Jackson 2, Xanthopoulos, Tsairelis 9, Zaras, Mourtos 2, Symtsak 4, Gordon
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align="center" bgcolor= #fff8dc| 17 February 2018 – Heraklion Indoor Sports Arena

Olympiacos – AEK 83–88 (42–45), Quarters: 23–26, 42–45, 63–65, 83–88.

Referees: Schinas, Manos, Poursanidis

Olympiacos (Sfairopoulos): McLean 10, Papapetrou 5, Spanoulis 20, Milutinov 17, Strēlnieks 14, Printezis 10, Papanikolaou 4, Mantzaris 3, Roberts, Bogris, Wiltjer, Thompson
AEK (Šakota): Punter 14, James 11, Green 6, Harris 17, Xanthopoulos 3, Šakota 8, Vasilopoulos, Atić, Larentzakis 6, Mavroeidis 4, Kavvadas 4, Hunter 15
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align="center" bgcolor= #fff8dc| 17 February 2019 – Heraklion Indoor Sports Arena

Panathinaikos – PAOK 79–73 (46–36), Quarters: 29–15, 46–36, 59–58, 79–73.

Referees: Papapetrou, Karakatsounis, Tsarouchas

Panathinaikos (Pitino): Calathes 19, Langford 17, Gist 14, Thomas 12, Papapetrou 10, Antetokounmpo 5, Mitoglou 2, Payne, Kilpatrick, Lekavičius, Vougioukas, Papagiannis
PAOK (Papatheodorou): Hatcher 23, Goss 15, Margaritis 13, Garrett 10, Jones 9, Zaras 3, Jefferson, Tepić, Chrysikopoulos, Koniaris, Tsochlas, Schizas

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align="center" bgcolor= #fff8dc| 16 February 2020 – Heraklion Indoor Sports Arena

AEK – Promitheas Patras 61–57 (29–26), Quarters: 12–13, 29–26, 43–38, 61–57.

Referees: Schinas, Anastopoulos, Karakatsounis

AEK (Papatheodorou): Ray 16, Zisis 11, Mačiulis 9, Giannopoulos 6, Slaughter 5, Janković 4, Toliopoulos 3, Chalmers 3, Chrysikopoulos 2, Grant 2, Rogkavopoulos, Mavroeidis.
Promitheas Patras (Giatras): Kaselakis 15, Mavrokefalidis 11, Hall 9, Babb 8, Lypovyy 7, Mantzaris 3, Agravanis 2, Fieler 2, Katsivelis, Jones, Bell, Mantzoukas.
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align="center" bgcolor= #fff8dc| 9 May 2021 – O.A.C.A. Olympic Indoor Hall

Panathinaikos – Promitheas Patras 91–79 (45–41), Quarters: 20–15, 45–41, 68–58, 91–79.

Referees: Anastopoulos, Koromilas, Manos

Panathinaikos (Kattash): Mack, Papagiannis 6, Bochoridis, Papapetrou 25, Hezonja 18, Diplaros, Kaselakis, White 6, Mitoglou 17, Bentil 3, Sant-Roos 16.
Promitheas Patras (Giatras): Agbelese 2, Jerai Grant 18, Clavell 23, Lountzis 9, Agravanis D. 5, Agravanis G. 5, Ford, Christodoulou, Jerian Grant 17, Giannopoulos, Bazinas, Tanoulis.
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align="center" bgcolor= #fff8dc| 18–20 February 2022 – Heraklion Indoor Sports Arena

Semifinals: Olympiacos – AEK 76–70, Promitheas Patras – Panathinaikos 68–85,

Final: Olympiacos – Panathinaikos 81–73 (39–45), Quarters: 21–17, 39–45, 58–67, 81–73.

Referees: Foufis, Koromilas, Tsaroucha

Olympiacos (Bartzokas): Dorsey 21, Vezenkov 18, Sloukas 10, McKissic 9, Walkup 8, Fall 7, Martin 4, Papanikolaou 2, Jean-Charles 2, Larentzakis, Printezis, Acy.
Panathinaikos (Priftis): Nedović 23, White 15, Macon 10, Papagiannis 10, Evans 6, Kaselakis 4, Sant-Roos 3, Bochoridis 2, Jović, Kavvadas, Mantzoukas, Chougkaz.

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