Panathinaikos came first in men’s table tennis A1

In the A1 national category for men, there was a derby between Panathinaikos and AEK that ended almost half an hour before midnight! Panathinaikos prevailed 4-2 and with a total of two victories in postponed matches made it “6 out of 6” and passed alone first in the ranking.

News, however, also emerged on an individual level from this specific match because the victories of 18-year-old Alexandros Madesis over the French European men’s singles champion, Emmanuel Lebesson, and 20-year-old Iakovos Aivatidis over the main athlete of our national men’s team, Konstantinos Angelakis, they are big surprises!

In the men’s A2, DAO Tavrou continued victoriously and now enjoys the solitude of the top.

In Women’s A1, Olympiacos extended their unbeaten streak at the start of the second round, while in Women’s A2 we only had two postponed matches. In general, the favorites prevailed, however, other unexpected individual results were recorded in the two categories.

In the men’s A1 category, only the postponed games of Rethymnon and AEK took place on Saturday from the first weekend of December. Panathinaikos extended its streak and overtook Olympiakos, however it struggled in the evening match against AEK for the sixth matchday. In the end, he justified the predictions with a score of 4-2, taking two wins from Konstantinos Konstantinopoulos and one each from Lebesson and Angelakis. However, AEK’s individual victories caused a huge sensation.