On September 15, 2025, Olympiakos secured the Greek Handball Cup by overcoming AEK with a score of 33-29 in the final, marking their consecutive achievement following the Super Cup victory earlier in the season. This victory adds to their impressive trophy collection, which now includes 13 titles—5 league championships and 4 Super Cups—highlighting their dominance in Greek handball.

The final match was competitive, with the outcome being decided in the last five minutes. Olympiakos, coached by Ricardo Trillini, gained the lead for the first time at the crucial moment, thanks to two vital goals from the Argentine player Kanete that turned the game in favor of the 'red and whites.' Kanete's performance was pivotal, as he scored crucial goals that pushed Olympiakos ahead and ultimately earned him the MVP of the final.

AEK, despite recent struggles, demonstrated resilience and competitiveness throughout most of the match, indicating their potential for future improvements. This match not only affirms Olympiakos's status in the sport but also adds to the ongoing rivalry with AEK, which has significant implications for the future landscape of Greek handball.