ATHENS, GREECE, September 21, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Volos NFC has formally raised concerns and requested a comprehensive administrative review following a 2-1 defeat to AEK Athens in Super League Greece competition at the Panthessaliko Stadium. The fixture concluded with AEK Athens earning three points via two goals from forward Luka Jović—including a 61st-minute penalty and an 88th-minute goal—which followed an 85th-minute equalizing goal scored by Volos substitute Georgios Charalampoglou.

Post-match evaluations and club statements focused on key officiating decisions during the encounter. The 61st-minute penalty awarded to AEK Athens following a challenge inside the penalty area drew significant attention. The decision was reviewed and confirmed via Video Assistant Referee (VAR) protocols by the assigned match officials prior to the concluding goal sequence. Volos representatives also highlighted a first-half disallowed goal during the match.

Following the fixture, Volos club leadership communicated dissatisfaction regarding officiating standards observed during the match. Club representatives have requested that relevant sports governing bodies and league committees review the match events and officiating reports. Management emphasized the importance of transparency and procedural consistency across domestic competition fixtures within Super League Greece.

Additional administrative reviews concerning disciplinary actions issued during the fixture, including player dismissals, will be processed through standard Hellenic Football Federation league and disciplinary committee channels in accordance with competition regulations.

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Sean Miller
Eosphorus Media
seanmiller@sportstalkflorida.com
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