1. Logo

2. Field

3. History

4. Volleyball

5. Standings (Football (soccer))
    Achaia FCA 

6. Achievements
    Football (soccer)  Dodgeball? 

7. References

 clubname = Olympiacos Patras AFU
''A.P.S Olympiacos Patron''
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APS Olympiacos Patras (Greek.: Α.Π.Σ. Ολυμπιακός Πατρών A.P.S Olympiakos Patron) is a sports club in Patras, playing association football and volleyball. The team plays with the EPS Achaias and the EPO number 1788.

Logo

The logo is the same as Olympiacos in Piraeus in suburban Athens.

Field

In 1926, refugees from Asia Minor bought several fields and built a stadium for Olympiacos where it still has the name Prosfygika Stadium and is the third oldest field in Greece after Karaiskaki and Leoforos Alexandras (Kypseli. The team was founded in 1927, nearly two years after the construction, with the game with Olympiacos Petralona which won 4-1.

History

From the first year of the founding they play with Panachaiki, Thyella, Patraikos and Apollon. Olympiacos founded from refugee players with members from Apollon Smyrna in which after the Greco-Turkish War in 1922 arrived and relocated to Patras and built the today's neighbourhood of Prosfygika. Together who brought love to association football. In 1925, the team was one of the oldest in Patras, with the color of red and white, the same as Olympiacos Piraeus.

In the beginning in July 1925, six players from Panachaiki and four from Legkos Asteras, all of them refugees as Mercury and the colour blue and white. The jersey colors changed later on. Their first game in history was with Lefko Astera, as Hermes which became the only to receive that name. As Olympiacos, their first game was with "Cavallo" who won 7-1. Their first game was Panachaiki-Olympiacos on November 9, 1925 who won 0-2 for the championship at the time. In 1933, the team played with Turkish, they played with the teams that once had a Greek population, Adapazarı, Bursa and Izmir. In 1960, the team entered the second division in the 1959-60 and again in the 1960-61 season.

Volleyball

Olympiacos also has a volleyball club dating back to 1927. In 2005, the team entered the A2 Division. Olympiacos also has a basketball team. In their first years, it also played water polo.

Standings (Football (soccer))

Achaia FCA

Achievements

Football (soccer)

• Second division participants: 1962, 1967
• Achaia Championships: 1926, 1927, 1940, 1950, 1960, 1967

Dodgeball?

• Second Division Championships: 2005

References

• Newspapers: Peloponnisos, I Imera, Proodos, I Gnomi, Patras Spor, Neologos, Patraiki Evdomadas, Fos, Allagi, Ta Gegonota and Ethnikos Kyrix
• Lefkoma, 100 Years of Football (Soccer) in Patras - City of Patras 2006
• Patras Press Museum
• Achaia Peri Athlitikou parelthontas Kostas Kokkovikas 2004
• Fostiras 35 hronia porias (Fostiras = 35 Years) Vasileios Kyriazis 2005
• http://www.acxaoi3.com

• South Korea-Pakistan Free Trade Agreement
• South Korea Pension Policy
• South Korea - Peru Free Trade Agreement
• South Korea presidential election, 2012
• South Korea-Serbia relations
• South Korea's Got Talent (season 1)
• South Korea's military
• South Korea's Ministry of Information and Communication
• South Korea's national basketball team
• South Korea soccer team
• South Korea-Somalia relations
• South Korea-Soviet Union relations
• South Korea Squad Olympic Qualifying Tournament Women 2016
• South Korea-Taiwan relations
• South Korea-Turkey relations
• South Korea-Untied States relations
• South Korea - Vietnam relations
• South Korea women's national rugby union team (sevens)
• South Korea women's national under-16 and under-17 basketball team
• South Korea women's national under-16 basketball team
• South Korea women's national under-17 basketball team
• South Korea women's national under-18 and under-19 basketball team
• South Korea women's national under-18 basketball team
• South Korea women's national under-18 volleyball team
• South Korea women's national under-19 basketball team