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 *[[1994]]: [[Niki Xanthou]] breaks the Greek women's record in the [[long jump]] with a jump of 6.67m. The old record - 6.64m by [[Charoula Lambrou]] - had stood for 15 years.
 *[[2013]]: [[Apollon Limassol FC|Apollon]] defeat [[AE Limassol FC|AEL]] 2-1 in extra time to win the all-[[Limassol]] final of the [[Cyprus Football Cup]].
-*[[2021]]: [[PAOK FC|PAOK]] defeat [Olympiakos FC|Olympiakos]] 2-1 to lift the [[Greek Football Cup]] for the eighth time in their history.
+*[[2021]]: [[PAOK FC|PAOK]] defeat [[Olympiakos FC|Olympiakos]] 2-1 to lift the [[Greek Football Cup]] for the eighth time in their history.
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 *[[1994]]: [[Niki Xanthou]] breaks the Greek women's record in the [[long jump]] with a jump of 6.67m. The old record - 6.64m by [[Charoula Lambrou]] - had stood for 15 years.
 *[[2013]]: [[Apollon Limassol FC|Apollon]] defeat [[AE Limassol FC|AEL]] 2-1 in extra time to win the all-[[Limassol]] final of the [[Cyprus Football Cup]].
-*[[PAOK FC|PAOK]] wins the [[Greek Football Cup]] for the fourth time in five years. [[Olympiakos FC|Olympiakos]] is defeated 2-1.
+*[[2021]]: [[PAOK FC|PAOK]] defeat [Olympiakos FC|Olympiakos]] 2-1 to lift the [[Greek Football Cup]] for the eighth time in their history.
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 *[[1994]]: [[Niki Xanthou]] breaks the Greek women's record in the [[long jump]] with a jump of 6.67m. The old record - 6.64m by [[Charoula Lambrou]] - had stood for 15 years.
 *[[2013]]: [[Apollon Limassol FC|Apollon]] defeat [[AE Limassol FC|AEL]] 2-1 in extra time to win the all-[[Limassol]] final of the [[Cyprus Football Cup]].
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 *[[2006]]: The 19th century painting '''''The Naughty Grandchild''''' by [[Nikiforos Lytras]] became the most expensively sold piece of artwork by a Greek painter, going for 1.08 million euros at an auction at Sotheby's in London.
 *[[2011]]: Parliamentary elections take place in [[Cyprus]]. The [[Democratic Rally]] wins 34.27% of the vote and 20 seats in the [[House of Representatives of Cyprus|House of Representatives]]. The governing [[AKEL]] party comes in second with 32.67% of the vote and 19 seats.
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 *[[1960]]: [[Kostas Sfikas]] breaks the Greek record in the [[triple jump]] with 15.45m.

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 *[[1960]]: [[Kostas Sfikas]] breaks the Greek record in the [[triple jump]] with 15.45m.
 *[[1994]]: [[Niki Xanthou]] breaks the Greek women's record in the [[long jump]] with a jump of 6.67m. The old record - 6.64m by [[Charoula Lambrou]] - had stood for 15 years.
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 *[[1453]]: A lunar eclipse occurs while [[Constantinople]] is under siege by the Ottoman Turks. The Byzantines take it as a bad omen since an old legend stated that Constantinople would never fall while the Moon was waxing.
 *[[1825]]: [[Laskarina Bouboulina]], heroine of the Greek [[War of Independence]], is shot dead after a family dispute with in-laws.
 *[[1925]]: [[Constantine VI of Constantinople|Constantine VI]] resigns as [[Patriarch of Constantinople]].
 *[[1947]]: The [[Truman Doctrine]] was enacted as US Congress appropriated military and economic aid for [[Greece]] and Turkey.

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 *[[337]]: [[Constantine the Great]], emperor of [[Byzantium]].
 *[[1825]]: [[Laskarina Bouboulina]], heroine of the Greek [[War of Independence]].
 *[[1958]]: [[Sir Herbert Richmond Palmer]], colonial governor of [[Cyprus]] in the [[1930s]].
 *[[2005]]: [[Charilaos Florakis]], chairman of the [[Communist Party of Greece]]
 *[[2006]]: [[Kazimierz Gorski]], football coach.
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