Aris Thessaloniki
The club, whose emblem features yellow and black, is one of the most successful in Greece. Aris Thessaloniki scared its rivals especially in the interwar period, dominating the Greek top competition three times, namely in 1928, 1932 and 1946, and the National Cup in 1970, but in this competition it is rather an underdog because of its nine times final participation.
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AE Larisa
The nicknames of this club include Βασίλισσα του Κάμπου (Queen of the Plains) or Οι Βυσσινί (the Purple Ones). And indeed, the dominant colour of the club is purple. It is found in combination with white on the jerseys, with the home jerseys being predominantly white and the away jerseys being predominantly purple. Alternatively, they use dark blue as a third colour. They are at home at the AEL FC Arena, which has a capacity of 16,118 seats. The Greek Athletic Union Football Club of Larisa was therefore founded, of course, in the Greek town of Larisa, in 1964, the year to which the club also refers in its name.
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