- Head-to-head: Olympiakos Piraeus FC have dominated this head-to-head over the last 5 meetings (Won 2, Drawn 3), while Atromitos are still chasing a first win.
- Home form: Olympiakos Piraeus FC are unbeaten in 4 matches at home in all competitions (Won 2, Drawn 2) and have only conceded 2 goals in those 4 games.
- Away form: Atromitos are winless in 2 away games at Olympiakos Piraeus FC and have conceded 7 goals in their last 5 away games across all competitions (Won 2, Drawn 1, Lost 2).
Olimpiakos set to edge it
Olympiakos boss José Luis Mendilibar has set up his men to play an aggressive 4-2-3-1 and press high up the field, which could see this matchup get interesting as Thrylos also like to push forward in transition.
The hosts will control the ball and the field for the most part, but this still feels more like a 1-goal home win than a blowout based on Atromitos' current style and Olympiakos' recent finishing struggles.
Atromitos’ compact structure can keep this game tight
Defensive shape
Dušan Kerkez has his men set up in a similar 4-2-3-1 system, but they are more often than not set up in a 5-4-1 when defending, which is a setup that should keep this block compact and disciplined in transition.
Recent form
Olympiakos have had a terrible 5-game run across all competitions (D1, L4), culminating in a 3-2 away defeat to AZ Alkmaar, 0-0 draw at home to NEC Nijmegen in UEFA Champions League Qualification 2026 and a 2-1 defeat after extra time away to NEC in UEFA Champions League Qualification 2026.
Atromitos have been a mixed bag in this same period (W2, L3) and they lost their last match on the road 2-1 to AE Larissa in the league, so they're not in the best shape themselves.
The value lies in the goals market
Market view
With Olympiakos priced at 1.25 for the win, a draw at 5.0 and Atromitos as big underdogs, the value appears to lie in the total goals market and an under 2.5 goals wager at 2.07 fits the shape of this game.
Form and players
Olympiakos have managed just 2 wins across their last 10 in all competitions (D4, L4) and appear to be in an inconsistent spell, so the formbook isn't very useful here.
Atromitos have scored 13 in their last 5, so there is enough firepower on both sides to potentially bust the goal line, but this could also be a cagey affair with Olympiakos pushing for it and Atromitos hoping to nick it on the break.
- Atromitos' danger man is Steven Zuber who has hit 6 in 5.
- Ayoub El Kaabi is Olympiakos' finisher, netting 2 of their 3 goals across the last 5.
