Defeat by AEK sparked deep frustration inside APOEL, with anger quickly shifting towards the board led by Prodromos Petridis, according to comments aired on Cablenet.
After the final whistle, a group of supporters stayed behind and gathered outside the West Stand, voicing their anger at both the team’s on-pitch performance and the decisions taken by the club’s leadership.
Protest chants and loud verbal attacks targeted club president Prodromos Petridis, who became the focal point of the backlash. Tension outside the stadium lasted for a considerable time, as fans demanded immediate changes and developments.
Police intervened to prevent further incidents and defuse the situation, deploying special units and the “Aiantas” crowd-control vehicle.
The mood around APOEL remains heavy, with a run of poor results increasing pressure on both the coaching staff and the board, while supporters call for an immediate response on the pitch.