OFI vs PAOK Prediction & Betting Tips

Recent form across all competitions

Looking at PAOK's last 20 matches in all competitions, they've won 10, drawn 5 and lost 5, scoring 40 and conceding 25. That sample includes league games, cup ties and European fixtures, so it reflects a squad that's been kept busy.

OFI: 20 completed matches; PAOK: 20 completed matches.

OFI

20 matches

Win

50% 10 / 20

Draw

10% 2 / 20

Loss

40% 8 / 20

Scored

32

Conceded

27

Difference

+5

PAOK

20 matches

Win

50% 10 / 20

Draw

25% 5 / 20

Loss

25% 5 / 20

Scored

40

Conceded

25

Difference

+15

OFI's equivalent run reads 10 wins, 2 draws and 8 losses from 20, with 32 scored and 27 conceded. More losses than PAOK in that stretch, and fewer draws, which suggests OFI's results have swung a bit more from game to game.

PAOK's results look a touch more settled over recent weeks, even allowing for the mixed competitions in the sample.

Comparative Team Statistics: OFI vs PAOK

A history PAOK usually win, but not lately

Across the head-to-head record stretching back to 2019, PAOK have won the majority of meetings, including some big away days like a 5-0 and a 4-0. On paper, that's a long run of dominance.

But the last three meetings tell a different story. A cup tie in September finished 0-0, and back in April OFI actually won 3-2 away at PAOK in the cup. The January league meeting did go PAOK's way, 3-0, so it's mixed rather than one-sided lately.

The wider history favours PAOK heavily, but the most recent meetings have been far tighter than that record suggests.

Where they stand after five games

PAOK sit second with 12 points from five matches, having won four and lost just one, scoring 12 and conceding only five. OFI are fourth on 10 points, with three wins, a draw and a defeat, and a goal record of 8 for and 4 against.

It's a gap of two points and one place, not a gulf. OFI's defensive numbers are actually tidy too, so this isn't a case of one team miles ahead of the other in the early table.

Two points separate them early on, so the table alone doesn't point to an obvious gap in class.

Key men and a card to watch

For PAOK, Pelkas has three goals in five appearances, and the goals are spread around too, with Shoretire, Živković and Ndiaye all chipping in twice in limited matches. That's a decent spread of attacking threat rather than reliance on one man. Elustondo has picked up a red card in just four matches, which is worth keeping an eye on from a discipline standpoint.

OFI:

Best scorers:

K. Kodro - 2

Best assist providers:

N. Athanasiou - 2

A. Bouchalakis - 1

Penalty cards:

A. Bouchalakis x 2

PAOK:

Best scorers:

D. Pelkas - 3

S. Shoretire - 2

A. Živković - 2

Best assist providers:

A. Živković - 2

T. Ali - 1

O. Ugresić - 1

Penalty cards:

Elustondo x 1

OFI's main scoring threat has been Kodro, with two goals in four games, while Athanasiou has provided two assists. Bouchalakis has two yellow cards already in five matches, so another booking would put him on thin ice.

Neither side's discipline record is a major concern yet, but it's a detail worth tracking as the season goes on.