In the 21st round of the Superleague, Olympiakos played to a frustrating 0-0 draw against Levadiakos despite the latter operating with ten men for more than half of the match. Olympiakos struggled to capitalize on their man advantage, reflecting their difficulty in breaking down teams that adopt a defensive approach. The match showcased several missed opportunities for Olympiakos, including a striking chance that hit the post, as they faltered in their attempts to convert numerous crosses into goals.

Levadiakos' approach, marked by frequent delays and a focus on disrupting the rhythm of the game, complicated matters for Olympiakos, whose coach, Medilibar, saw his side unable to find the net. This match resulted in Olympiakos dropping two crucial points in the title race, evident as they prepared to face a key derby against AEK and a Champions League match against Bayer Leverkusen shortly after. The inability to score against a significantly weakened opponent raises concerns about their attacking strategies moving forward.

As Olympiakos moves ahead, having missed this opportunity, they will need to reassess their offensive capabilities and adapt quicker to teams that employ a more defensive play style. With important matches ahead, including European competitions, the team must address the gaps revealed in this draw to maintain their title ambitions and perform better under pressure during critical fixtures.