Phthiotis Football Clubs Association

Phthiotis Football Clubs Association
Greece
Full name
  • Phthiotis Football Clubs Association
  • Greek: Ένωση Ποδοσφαιρικών Σωματείων Φθιώτιδας
Short name
  • Phthiotis F.C.A.
  • Greek: Ε.Π.Σ. Φθιώτιδας
Founded1951 (1951)
HeadquartersLamia,  Greece
FIFA affiliationHellenic Football Federation
PresidentMichael Kordolemis
Vice-PresidentDimitrios Katsouras
General SecretaryChristos Fafoutis
Websiteepsf.gr

Phthiotis Football Clubs Association (Greek: Ένωση Ποδοσφαιρικών Σωματείων Φθιώτιδας) is a association football organization in Phthiotis that is part of Hellenic Football Federation. It was formed in 1951 as Phthiotis-Phocis Union (Ένωση Φθιωτιδοφωκίδας, Enossi Phthiotidophokidas) and included teams from Phthiotis and the neighbouring prefectures of Phocis and Evrytania. The Phocis FCA was formed in the 1985–86 season and later its organization in Evrytania was created in 1990. Its offices and headquarters is located at Othonos Street in the city of Lamia, in People's Square. The association currently has three divisions: the A1 division which features 18 clubs, the Premier and the second division. The winner of the A1 Division enters the national Fourth Division, teams finished 15th–18th relegates to the Premier division.

The early years

Association football in Phthiotis was first played in the mid-1920s.[1] From 1930 until 1940 Olympiacos Lamia won every title except for 1935 when Pallamiaki won the championship.[2] Postwar, between 1946 and the 1950–51 season, Olympiacos Lamia won six more titles, one of the most famous being in 1947 when Ethnikos Lamias won 5-0 against Pallamiaki on May 23 and won the local championships.

Titles (1929-1950)

  • 1929–30: Olympiacos Lamia
  • 1930–31: Olympiacos Lamia
  • 1931–32: Olympiacos Lamia
  • 1932–33: Olympiacos Lamia
  • 1933–34: Olympiacos Lamia
  • 1934–35: Pallamiaki Lamia
  • 1935–36: Olympiacos Lamia
  • 1936–37: Olympiacos Lamia
  • 1937–38: Olympiacos Lamia
  • 1938–39: Olympiacos Lamia
  • 1939–40: Olympiacos Lamia
  • 1941–45: Cancelled due to WWII
  • 1946–47: Ethnikos Lamia
  • 1947–48: Olympiacos Lamia
  • 1948–49: Olympiacos Lamia
  • 1949–50: Fokikos

Titles (1952–1985)

Year Championship winner Cup winner
1951 Olympiacos Lamia non-existent
1952 Olympiacos Lamia non-existent
1953 Olympiacos Lamia non-existent
1954 Olympiacos Lamia non-existent
1955 Pallamiaki non-existent
1956 Olympiacos Lamia non-existent
1957 Pallamiaki non-existent
1958 Olympiacos Lamia non-existent
1959 Pallamiaki non-existent
1960 Pallamiaki non-existent
1961 Pallamiaki non-existent
1962 Olympiacos Lamia non-existent
1963 Pamfthiotikos non-existent
1964 Pallamiaki non-existent
1965 Fokikos non-existent
1966 Panstyliakos non-existent
1967 Panstyliakos non-existent
1968 Aris Agios Konstantinos non-existent
1969 Aris Agios Konstantinos non-existent
1970 Aris Agios Konstantinos non-existent
1971 Stylida non-existent
1972 Aris Agios Konstantinos non-existent
1973 PAS Lamia 1964 PAS Lamia 1964
1974 Fokikos Iraklis Lamia
1975 Malessina Fokikos
1976 Fokikos Fokikos
1977 Arios Agios Konstantinos Fokikos
1978 Pallamiaki Malessina
1979 Malessina Pallamiaki
1980 Pallamiaki Stylida
1981 Malessina Malessina
1982 Iraklis Roditsa PAS Lamia 1964
1983 Pallamiaki Pallamiaki
1984 Iraklis Roditsa Proodeftiki Larymna
1985 Fokikos APOK To Velouchi

Fokikos was the first club to win two titles in 1972; Malessina was next in 1980. The cup events was created in the 1972–73 season. In later years, the best clubs took part in the preliminaries of the Greek Cup.

Titles (1986–present)

All clubs from the Evrytania prefecture split from Phthiotis and formed their own association.

Year Championship title Cup title
1986 AO Stylida Pallamiaki
1987 Malessina Pallamiaki
1988 Pallamiaki AO Stylida
1989 Aris Agios Konstantinos PAS Lamia 1964
1990 Kamena Vourla PAS Lamia 1964
1991 Malessina Pagkratiakos
1992 Atalanti Apollon Lamia
1993 Atromitos Spercheiada Atalanti
1994 Iraklis Roditsa PAS Lamia 1964
1995 Olympiacos Anthyli Olympiacos Anthyli
1996 Olympiacos Lamia Atalanti
1997 Olympiacos Anthyli Malessini
1998 Iraklis Roditsa Kifissos Kato Tithorea
1999 Olympiacos Anthyli PAS Lamia 1964
2000 Iraklis Roditsa PAS Lamia 1964
2001 AO Stylida Iraklis Roditsa
2002 Dafni Livanates AO Stylida
2003 AO Stylida PAS Lamia 1964
2004 Malessina Dafni Livanates
2005 Dafni Livanates Elatiakos
2006 Aris Agios Konstantinos Elatiakos
2007 Opountios Martinos Keravnos Vathykoilos
2008 Agrotis Lianokladi Pandamastiakos
2009 Atromitos Sperchiada Atromitos Sperchiada
2010 Niki Makrakomi Atromitos Sperchiada
2011 Kamena Vourla Agrotis Lianokladi
2012 Achilleas Domokos Aris Agios Konstantinos
2013 AO Stylida PAS Lamia 1964
2014 Niki Makrakomi Kamena Vourla
2015 Opountios Martinos Atalanti
2016 Olympiacos Lamia Atromitos Sperchiada
2017 AO Stylida Kamena Vourla
2018 Opountios Martinos Apollon Lamia
2019 Olympiacos Lamia Agrotis Lianokladi
2020 not played - not played -
2021 Opountios Martinos Pandamstiakos
2022 Olympiacos Lamia Kifissos Kato Tithorea
2023 Kamena Vourla Aris Agios Konstantinos
2024 Agrotis Lianokladi Kamena Vourla
2025 Olympiacos Lamia Malessini
2026 TBD TBD

A1 Division (2011–12 season)

  • 1st: Achilleas Domokos (91 pts)
  • 2nd; PAS Lamia 1964 (88 pts)
  • 3rd: Stylida FC (75 pts)
  • 4th: Opountios Martinos (72 pts)
  • 5th: Enossi 2010 (66 pts)
  • 6th: Aris Agios Konstantinos (61 pts)
  • 7th; Malessina 2008 (49 pts)
  • 8th: Atalanti (40 pts)
  • 9th: Magnissiakos (47 pts)
  • 10th Elatiakos (47 pts)
  • 11th: Proodeftiki Larymna (47 pts)
  • 12th: Olympiacos Lamia (46 pts)
  • 13th :Iraklis Akadima (45 pts)
  • 14th: Divri (39 pts)
  • 15th: Spercheiada 2005 (29 pts)
  • 16th: Tymfristos (13 pts)
  • 17th: Ekkara (9 pts)
  • 18th: Glyfa (3 pts)

2012 Cup

Cup winner in Fthiotida in 2012,[3] was achieved by Aris Agios Konstantinos (for the first time in the association).

References

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