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The Greek Super League, often referred to as the Super League Greece, is the top professional football division in Greece. It was founded in 2006, replacing the Alpha Ethniki as the premier league. The league consists of 14 teams that compete annually for the championship title, with the season typically running from August to May. Clubs like Olympiacos, Panathinaikos, and AEK Athens are among the most successful and popular teams in the league. The competition format includes a regular season followed by playoffs to determine the champion, European qualification spots, and relegation. The Greek Super League is governed by the Hellenic Football Federation and has produced many talented players who have gone on to international fame. Despite financial challenges and occasional controversies, it remains a key part of Greek sports culture, attracting significant fan interest and media coverage. |
