"Neapolis Olympiad (men's football)"

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Olympiad Neapolis (official name: Youth Association Neapolis Constance "Olympia") is a Cypriot men's football team from Neapolis, a district of Nicosia Municipality. Olympiad was founded in 1951. After the Turkish invasion in 1974, Neapolis is under Turkish occupation resulting in the Olympiad based on the Saint Confessors, district of Nicosia Municipality.

The group's seat is the closed auditorium hall.

Team colors are black and white.

History
Olympiada is a founding member of the Cyprus Football Federation (COPE).

The men's football team was founded in March 1974. He has several entries in the First Division. Although he has no distinction in the highest category, he has won the league and second-class cup several times.

2000-2009
In 2007–08 he finished in last place of the league First class and was relegated to the second division. In 2008–09 she failed to win her return to the First division, however she managed to become a second-class captain, winning in the final the Renaissance Deryneia.

The following table shows the progress of the Olympiad in the events of the COPE (for all periods identified).

Decade 2010-
In 2009–10 she won the second-class championship, while also winning her rise to the First-class. In 2010–11 he finished in last place and was relegated to the Second Division. He again won the Second Division Championship in 2011-12 and returned to the First Division. In addition, he participated in the second-class cup final losing the trophy to Mars Limassol.

In 2012-13 finished in the last place of the First class resulting in being relegated to the Second Division. In 2013-14 he won the second-class cup winning in the final Mars Limassol. In 2014-15 he again reached the final losing the trophy to Olympias Frenaru.

Titles-Distinctions
Category 2:
Champion (5): 1997, 2003, 2006, 2009, 2012

Category II Cup:
Cup (6): 1998, 2003, 2006, 2009, 2014, 2018

Infrastructure Championships
Teen Champion (1): 2004
Teen Cell (1): 2001
Children's Champion (1): 2006
Pubbie Champion (1): 2009

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