In a thrilling match at the Panthessaliko Stadium, AEK faced off against Volos, and despite being on the brink of defeat, managed to secure a 2-2 draw thanks to a late equalizer from Relvas. The game saw AEK supported by around 20,000 passionate fans but was marred by significant referee controversy. AEK, having few complaints about the officiating, was desperately trying to prevent their first loss in the Super League in months, and Relvas's goal in the last moments ensured they left with a point, keeping them at the top of the league tied with Olympiakos at 53 points.

Volos opened the scoring in the 14th minute, capitalizing on a critical error by AEK's Rota, who mispassed and inadvertently assisted Urtao, leading to a shot that hit the post. From the rebound, Koba followed up to score. However, AEK quickly took charge of the match, increasing their possession and pressure, managing to equalize in the 34th minute when Varga scored with a header from Marin's cross from the right.

As the match progressed into first half injury time, AEK was awarded a penalty when the ball struck Bouzouki's hand, adding to their frustrations with the referee's decisions throughout the game. This back-and-forth match highlighted the determination of both teams, with AEK needing to prove their strength as they aim for league supremacy against strong competitors like Olympiakos.