The Piraeus Football Clubs Association (, abbreviated E.P.S.P. (Ε.Π.Σ.Π.) was founded in 1925 after the termination of E.P.S. Athens-Piraeus. It was the second largest football association in Greece and was officially recognized by FIFA alongside E.P.S. Athens, as the Hellenic Football Federation had not been established at the time. After the establishment of Alpha Ethniki it became the Piraeus Football Clubs Association for amateurs.
History
Olympiacos participated in Piraeus Championship from the first time in 1925, immediately after its inception. They were invincible and won the final defeating Piraikos with 4-2. In the early years they were a great opponent of Ethnikos Piraeus, who won the championship of 1928, while the two clubs tied in 1930 and were declared both champions. Ethnikos Piraeus also won the Championship in 1939, the only time Olympiacos participated and lost from another team. Since the 1930-1931 championship and up to 1959 Olympiacos played without serious opponents and won all the championships. They didn't participate in the championships of 1932, 1933 and 1936 because of the formation of the division while they were eliminated in 1928 after just one game and were excluded from the Hellenic Football Federation with AEK and Panathinaikos because they refused to participate in the national championship.
Champions
List of champions 1959-
1959-1960 : Atromitos Piraeus
1960-1961 : Panelefsiniakos
1961-1962 : Vyzas Megara
1962-1963 : A.E. Nikaia
1963-1964 : Doxa Piraeus
1964-1965 : Aias Salamina
1965-1966 : A.O.K. Faliro
1966-1967 : Moschato
1967-1968 : D.A.O. Argonautis
1968-1969 : Saronikos F.C. 1969-1970 : Enosis Aspropyrgos 1970-1971 : Saronikos F.C. 1971-1972 : A.P.O. Keratsini 1972-1973 : A.O. Syros 1973-1974 : Amfiali 1974-1975 : Amfiali 1975-1976 : Enosis Aspropyrgos 1976-1977 : Ionikos F.C. 1977-1978 : Vyzas Megara 1978-1979 : A.O. Neapoli 1979-1980 : Iraklis Elefsina 1980-1981 : A.O. Nikaia 1981-1982 : D.A.O. Argonautis 1982-1983 : Peramaikos 1983-1984 : A.S. Pontioi 1984-1985 : Doxa Piraeus 1985-1986 : Amfiali 1986-1987 : A.S. Drapetsona 1987-1988 : Mandraikos F.C. 1988-1989 : Amfiali 1989-1990 : A.P.O. Keratsini 1990-1991 : Iraklis Elefsina 1991-1992 : Enosis Aspropyrgos 1992-1993 : A.O. Peiraiki 1993-1994 : D.A.O. Argonautis 1994-1995 : Mauros Aetos 1995-1996 : Atromitos Piraeus, Mandraikos F.C. 1996-1997 : Moschato, Chalkidona 1997-1998 : Vyzas Megara, A.S. Pontioi 1998-1999 : Atromitos Piraeus 1999-2000 : Atromitos Piraeus, Aias Salamina 2000-2001 : Ermis Korydallos, A.O. Manis 2001-2002 : Enosis Aspropyrgos, Aias Salamina 2002-2003 : A.P.O. Keratsini, A.S. Pontioi 2003-2004 : Moschato, Saronikos F.C. 2004-2005 : Atromitos Piraeus, A.E. Nikaia 2005-2006 : A.E. Peramatos, Iraklis Nikaia 2006-2007 : Chalkidona, Peramaikos 2007-2008 : Amfiali, A.P.O. Keratsini 2008-2009 : Ellas Pontion, Aris Amfialis 2009-2010 : Atromitos Piraeus, Moschato 2010-2011 : Ellas Pontion, Olympiada Keratsiniou 2011-2012 : Peramaikos, Aris Amfialis 2012-2013 : Ethnikos Piraeus, Moschato 2013-2014 : Ethnikos Piraeus, Odigitria 2014-2015 : A.P.O. Keratsini, Ikaros Kallitheas 2015-2016 : A.P.O. Aetos Korydallou, Proodeftiki F.C. 2016-2017 : A.P.O. Keratsini, Odigitria
Structure
The championship of E.P.S. Piraeus consists of three categories. The champion of the category A rises in the Regional Championship. The structure of the 2016-17 season championship of the amateur association is as follows: Category A: 32 teams (two groups of 16 teams) Category B: 27 teams (one groups of 14 teams and another one of 13) Category C: 15 teams