Levadiakos vs OFI Prediction May 13 2026 — Super League 1

Given the current trajectory and the disparity in recent confidence levels, Levadiakos are well-positioned to take all three points. Bookmakers may underestimate the home side's attacking rhythm following their five-goal outburst against Volos.

Match Preview & Form Guide

As we approach the final stages of the 2025/2026 Super League 1 season, Levadiakos and OFI Crete meet on May 13, 2026, within the Conference League play-off group. Levadiakos, managed by Nikolaos Papadopoulos, have been the season's surprise package, maintaining a competitive edge throughout the year. Their recent form has been positive, highlighted by a dominant 5-2 victory over Volos NFC on May 3, showcasing their potent attacking output despite some defensive vulnerabilities.

OFI Crete, under the guidance of Christos Kontis—appointed in October 2025—have struggled to find consistency in this late-season phase. Their recent form is concerning, with back-to-back losses against Aris Thessaloniki, including a 3-1 defeat on May 10. While they managed a 2-0 win over Levadiakos back in mid-April, the momentum has clearly shifted in favor of the home side. With the stakes settled regarding the title race, both teams are playing with a degree of freedom, but Levadiakos appears the more cohesive unit currently.

• Levadiakos Recent Form: W-L-D-W-L (Last 5 matches across all competitions).
• OFI Recent Form: L-L-W-D-L (Last 5 matches across all competitions).
• Key Context: Levadiakos are looking to solidify their standing in the upper-mid table, while OFI are struggling to regain the form that saw them secure results earlier in the spring.

Tactical Analysis & Key Battles

Levadiakos, under Papadopoulos, have transitioned into an attacking-minded side that utilizes wide play effectively. Their reliance on players like Fabricio Pedrozo and Alen Ožbolt has been the cornerstone of their success this season. Expect Levadiakos to dictate tempo at the Stadio Livadias, looking to exploit the gaps left by an OFI defense that has looked disjointed under pressure recently.

OFI Crete, conversely, may adopt a more conservative, counter-attacking stance. Christos Kontis has experimented with various setups, but their defensive organization remains a concern against high-pressing teams. The key battle will be in the midfield, where the physical presence of Enis Cokaj for Levadiakos will aim to disrupt OFI’s ball progression. If Levadiakos can isolate OFI’s full-backs, they should find enough space to create high-quality scoring chances.