GREEK SUPERLEAGUE: Time is ticking faster than ever and Giannis Alafouzos is flirting with disaster at unprecedented levels as Panathinaikos seeks to avoid the darkest day in its glorious 110 year history. As it stands, the Greens will fall short in settling all the debts required in order to obtain a license for next season’s Championship (they need 3 million Euro within the next 5 days). If this was to occur, the famous club would be relegated for the first time ever. However, the club has stood firm and there are reportedly new loopholes being considered.

GREEK SUPERLEAGUE: The previously reported Article 57 of the UEFA Licensing Regulation loophole sought after by Panathinaikos in a bid to avoid relegation to the Football League, cannot be used.