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Aston Villa and Olympiakos Piraeus have met 2 times during 2024. Aston Villa won 0 matches, Olympiakos Piraeus won 2 matches; no matches were drawn; the goal tally is 2-6 for Aston Villa. On 9 May 2024, the match ended in a 2-0 win for Olympiakos Piraeus over Aston Villa in UEFA Europa Conference League. On 2 May 2024, the match ended in a 4-2 win for Olympiakos Piraeus over Aston Villa in UEFA Europa Conference League. Historical context only.
Match center
Starting eleven
Substitutes Olympiakos Piraeus
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19M
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5M
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65D
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11F
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15M
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20M
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99G
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22F
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1G
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70M
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74D
Aston Villa Substitutes
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F
24
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M
47
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M
71
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D
29
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D
69
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G
18
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F
72
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D
17
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G
25
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M
66
Match events
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10'⚽A. El Kaabi Normal Goal (Asst: Quini)
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30'Rodinei Yellow Card
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45' +5Douglas Luiz Yellow Card
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53'Daniel Podence Yellow Card
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58'J. Durán M. Diaby
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64'G. Masouras Daniel Podence
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65'T. Iroegbunam Diego Carlos
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67'Quini Yellow Card
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73'André Horta Iborra
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73'Tim Iroegbunam Yellow Card
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77'A. Apostolopoulos Quini
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78'⚽A. El Kaabi Normal Goal (Asst: K. Tzolakis)
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81'Ayoub El Kaabi Goal confirmed
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86'O. Kellyman L. Bailey
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86'K. Kesler-Hayden M. Cash
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86'F. Munroe L. Digne
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89'Jhon Durán Yellow Card
Stats for this game
Matchup Aston Villa VS Olympiakos Piraeus
What the record shows
The completed fixture record contains 2 meetings between Aston Villa and Olympiakos Piraeus. Aston Villa have won 0, while Olympiakos Piraeus have won 2; no matches were drawn. The aggregate score is 2-6 from the perspective of Aston Villa. The fixture dated 9 May 2024 was a 2-0 win for Olympiakos Piraeus over Aston Villa in UEFA Europa Conference League. Another listed fixture dated 2 May 2024 was a 4-2 win for Olympiakos Piraeus over Aston Villa in UEFA Europa Conference League. The balance gives Olympiakos Piraeus the clearer historical edge.
Competition and sample context
The listed meetings run from 2 May 2024 to 9 May 2024 and include UEFA Europa Conference League. The figures describe the completed fixtures available for this H2H, with each score read in its match context and penalty shootouts kept separate from the goal tally. They show how the balance has been formed without establishing a permanent hierarchy or forecasting the next score. The central question for a future meeting is whether the same balance and margins appear again under a new set of match conditions.