AEK Athens, a traditional powerhouse in the Greece Super League A, has displayed exceptional form this season. With a record of 11 wins, 1 draw, and 2 losses in 14 league matches, the team boasts an impressive average of 2.43 points per game, firmly placing them at the top of the standings. Their dominance is evident on both offense and defense, with an average of 1.71 goals scored and only 0.71 goals conceded per match. Their home performance is particularly noteworthy, achieving an 86% win rate this season. Currently on a five-game winning streak, AEK Athens demonstrates strong competitive momentum. OFI Crete, on the other hand, faces a significant disadvantage in overall strength and form. This season, they have managed only 4 wins and 9 losses in 13 league matches, averaging 0.92 points per game, and consistently hovering in the lower ranks. Their attacking and defensive systems are severely imbalanced, conceding an average of 1.92 goals per game. Their away defense is especially vulnerable. OFI Crete's recent performances have been consistently poor, with four losses in their last five official matches. Their away record is particularly weak, resulting in frequent defeats.