The clover has turned
The Greek technician returned to the “greens” last February, with the fact however not exciting the world.
He had no time at all taking over a team in bad shape – competitively and psychologically – with people rightfully grumbling about the failures of the summer, the mediocre image and the missteps during the season.
Yannis Anastasiou (who until May 2026 will be Stavros Papastavros' right-hand man as a strategic football planning consultant) is the one who improved the team (in terms of image-mainly midfield so that it is more connected-but also tactically), rallied the players and made the atmosphere in the locker room, creating a positivity. As admitted by his own players who are now brimming with confidence.
There were additional difficulties in his task as he had to deal with significant game losses due to injuries, such as those of Fouad Basiro and Willy Semedo. In the midst of these adversities, he managed to put the team on a demanding trajectory, bringing them to aim for a place in the top three. but still aim for the championship!
The Greek coach has been on the bench in 5 matches with a tally of 4 wins and 1 loss. Omonia has managed to score 8 goals in these games and conceded only 4.
Key to Omonia's progress is the next match against “Paphos FC” If they manage to win they will leave them 5 points behind and now he will set his sights higher after taking advantage of the results of the other teams that are higher.
Today (“Ilias Pullos” 11:00 am) the greens will play a friendly against Agia Napa
