PAS Giannina is a Greek professional football club from the city of Ioannina, Epirus, currently playing in the Super League 2, the country's second division. Their home is the Zosimades Stadium. Founded in 1966, the club's colors are blue and white. The club's name is an acronym for *Panthessalikos Athlitikos Syllogos Giannina* (Pan-Thessalian Athletic Club of Ioannina), reflecting a broader regional ambition. PAS Giannina's history is one of determination, often operating with limited resources compared to Athens and Thessaloniki giants. Their peak era arrived in the 2010s under manager Giannis Petrakis, where they established themselves as a stable Super League presence, known for a disciplined defensive style and memorable cup runs, including a Greek Cup final appearance in 2017. This period cemented their status as a formidable opponent. The modern era sees them rebuilding in the second tier after relegation, with the aim of an immediate return to the top flight. The supporters, known for their incredible passion and loud support, are the club's driving force. PAS Giannina is a proud provincial club that consistently punches above its weight, representing the whole of Epirus with distinction.