THE catastrophic defeat by Panetolikos in OAKA (1-2) landed abnormally AEK, who from where he hoped to approach him again Olympic, was found from second to third place and -10. And while early yesterday afternoon her most optimistic friends even dreamed of a championship, a little while later the most pessimistic began to fear that even this exit to Europe would be jeopardized.
A look at the numbers and a comparison with the corresponding performance last year shows that this year AEK-although data has more quality and more solutions-has proportionally bad course with last year. Oh not worse…
After 17 games this year the “Union” is third, with 33 points (10 wins, 3 draws, 4 losses) and at -10 by the champion Olympiakos. Last year, in the same number of games, the “yellow-blacks” were at 36 points (11 wins, 3 draws, 3 losses), second in the standings and at -9 from Olympiakos having minimal differences in the goal ratio (30-18 and +12 this year, 29-18 and +11 last year in 17 games).
In fact, This year, AEK has a more difficult program ahead of it, since in the remaining nine games it has to face Olympiakos, Aris and Panathinaikos away from home and PAOK at home. Last year, after 17 games, he had to face Panathinaikos and PAOK away from home, Aris at home, while he had got rid of Olympiakos.
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