On February 7, an emotional annual memorial service was held at the Karaiskakis Stadium to remember the 21 young victims of the Gate 7 tragedy, which occurred on February 8, 1981, marking the darkest day in Greek sports history. The event, attended by the entire Olympiakos organization, alongside families and friends of the victims and numerous fans, was a solemn occasion reflecting deep respect and remembrance. This year commemorates the 45th anniversary of the incident, and as in previous years, it served as a poignant reminder of the loss endured by many in the Greek sporting community. The tragedy at Gate 7 is a significant historical event in Greece, impacting the football community and bringing a lasting legacy of safety awareness in sports venues. The annual memorial not only honors those who lost their lives but also serves to unite fans and the team in solidarity against violence and to promote a message of peace within the sport. Painful memories of that fateful day evoke emotions and underline the necessity of remembrance to ensure such a tragedy does not recur. In light of the memorial, the participation of the Olympiakos family, which includes players, staff, and supporters, exemplifies the commitment to preserving the memory of the victims. The service is more than just a tribute; it symbolizes the resilience and unity of the Olympiakos club as they pay homage to those who were lost too soon, fostering an environment of respect and reflection among those present.