In an electrifying final held at the Cyprus Swimming Pool of the Military Academy of Evelpidon, Olympiakos triumphed over their long-time rivals Panathinaikos with a narrow score of 13-12, marking their 27th Greek Men's Cup victory. The match was notable for its intense pace, with Panathinaikos initially taking charge and leading 3-1, 6-4, and 7-5 before Olympiakos managed to equalize and keep the score neck-and-neck throughout the contest.

The game showcased individual brilliance, especially from Olympiakos' captain, Dinos Genidounias, who played a pivotal role by scoring the decisive goal with only 19 seconds left, resulting in a final score of 13-12. As the match progressed, the lead shifted back and forth, underlining the competitive nature of both teams, with Panathinaikos momentarily taking a 12-11 lead before the dramatic finish.

Dinos Genidounias was named the tournament's Most Valuable Player after scoring 5 goals in the final including the winner, while the tournament's top scorer was Gergo Zalanki with 8 goals across the semifinal and final stages. The match was intensely contested, reflecting the high stakes of Greek water polo, further fueling the historic rivalry between these two teams.