Super League: The record of the 14 teams during the break

The completion of the first ten matchdays and the break for the national teams offer an opportunity for a first safe assessment of this year's Super League.

Panathinaikos has gained a small lead at the top, Olympiacos and AEK remain close, while the battle for the top four and survival is already very interesting. AEK and Atromitos have one game less, as their match is pending.

Panathinaikos: The most stable so far

The "Greens" have had an almost ideal start, with nine wins in ten matchdays and their only loss being to Olympiacos. Jacob Nystrup's team combines productivity and defensive stability, having taken a four-point lead at the top.

Olympiacos: Remains close to the top

Olympiacos is in second place with 23 points and has, along with Panathinaikos, the best defense in the league. The Piraeus team has only lost to OFI, but draws with Volos and PAOK have left them 4 points behind first place.

AEK: In contention with a game in hand

AEK has collected 20 points in nine matches and remains firmly in the title race. They have the most productive attack in the division, and their comeback with ten players against Levadiakos confirmed their character. Their away game against Atromitos is pending.

PAOK: Quality but also instability

PAOK has achieved six wins, but their three defeats have not allowed them to stay closer to the top. The draw at "Georgios Karaiskakis" showed a reaction, but Alessio Lisi's team needs greater stability, especially against theoretically lower-ranked opponents.

Aris: Rose after a difficult start

Aris has significantly improved their image and reached 19 points, the same as PAOK. Their attacking performance shows significant progress, but the 17 goals conceded reveal a problem in defensive balance. The 3-0 win over Panetolikos sent them into the break with good morale.

OFI: Competitive at all levels

Despite parallel European obligations, OFI is in sixth place with 17 points. Wins against Olympiacos and PAOK confirmed that Christos Kontis's team has moved up a level. The challenge is to maintain the same consistency in the demanding schedule that follows.

Kifisia: One of the pleasant surprises

Kifisia has shown a competitive face and is in seventh place with 14 points. They have a balanced goal difference, with 15 goals scored and conceded, and the 3-1 win over Volos confirmed their good attacking performance.

Kalamata: A very respectable return

In their return to the top division after 25 years, Kalamata has performed very well. Highlights include the historic 3-1 win over PAOK at Toumba and the impressive 4-3 against OFI. The 19 goals conceded, however, show where greater improvement is needed.

Iraklis: Competitive, but needs points

Iraklis has collected ten points and shows that they can realistically contend for survival. They have achieved results against Aris and Kalamata, and also significantly troubled Panathinaikos. However, they need to convert their good performances into wins more often.

Panetolikos: From a good start to a decline

After three wins at the start of the season, Panetolikos has suffered seven consecutive defeats and has significantly dropped. They have the worst defense in the division with 20 goals conceded, and have only scored eight times. The break comes at a crucial point for the Agrinio team.

Asteras Tripolis: Far below their potential

Asteras has celebrated only one win in ten matchdays and is in 11th place. The Arcadians have paid for their inefficiency and defensive instability, with the change in coaching aiming for immediate improvement in their image and results.

Atromitos: Improvement before the break

The six points collected do not fully reflect Atromitos's image, as they have conceded only 12 goals in nine games. The win over Volos and the 0-0 draw at OFI showed signs of recovery, and they also have the postponed match against AEK.

Levadiakos: Goal scoring remains the big problem

Levadiakos is competitive in many games, but their attacking inefficiency has cost them significantly. With only four goals, they have the lowest productivity in the league. Even in Nea Filadelfeia, they took the lead against AEK, but could not protect the result.

Volos: In a very difficult position

Volos remains without a win, with three draws and seven defeats. The deduction of three points has left them at zero and in last place, and the change of coach has not yet brought the required reaction. The resumption of the championship will find them facing a very difficult effort to reverse the situation.

First conclusions - Standings

Panathinaikos has taken the lead, but Olympiacos and AEK remain within a distance that can be covered. PAOK and Aris are vying for a place in the top four, while OFI, Kifisia, and Kalamata have added more interest to the middle zone.

At the bottom, the small point differences leave everything open. The situation can change quickly after the break, but the first ten matchdays have already created a clear basis for what's to come.