With the “recipe” of qualification and interventions, Corberan’s plan for Tripoli

After Thursday’s big night and qualifying for the Europa League groups, Olympiacos returns to championship reality. The Red and Whites will be welcomed by Asteras on the second day of the Super League (July 29th, 7:00 p.m. Novasports Prime, LIVE by Sportish).

Piraeus will be tested in a difficult place against a strong team like Asteras. Olympiakos’ only goal is 2/2, which PAOK and Panathinaikos achieved with their results on Sunday.

As in the game against Apollon, Corberan wants to see the team step on the gas and score early goals. However, he would like more efficiency and a better image from his players. Finally, the Spaniard wants more improvement per game.

Corberan’s Thoughts on Tripoli

Olympiacos completed their preparations on Sunday (28/8) when Corberan announced the assignment. Ui-Jo Huang, who was taken on on Friday, is up for the first time in the Spanish technician’s options. Mandi Kamara (on his way to Roma) and Agibou Kamara as well as the injured Vrsaliko, Papastathopoulos and Aboubakar Kamara were absent.

Against Asteras, Corberan is said to follow the “recipe” of the rematch against Apollon Limassol. That means he will use the “base” in the starting XI, but there will also be some interventions. In detail, Vačlik will be under the post, with Cisse and Ba likely in front of him.

Avila and Reabchiuk are favorites for full-back while Androutsos also claims a position. In the area of ​​the axis, the duo Embilas – Kunde will probably start, which has “buttoned up” without, of course, it being impossible that Bouchalakis will take his place.

The most noticeable changes are expected to be made in attack. That means Zinkernagel starts as a 10-man, with Rodriguez or Rangelovic on one wing and Masura on the other, while De La Fuente also claims a spot. Arabi looks the most confident in attack, although Hassan is also on the mission.

Overall, the champion team consists of: Androutso, Avila, Ba, Bouhalaki, Cisse, El Arabi, Hassan, Inbom Huang, De La Fuente, Christianson, Cunde, Embila, Manolas, Masoura, Reabciuk, Rangelovic, Rodriguez, Tzolakis, Ui Joe Huang, Vatslik, Valbuena, Brusai, and Zinkernagel.

On Sunday evening, Pantelis Vlachopoulos, together with Themis Kaisaris, Charlie and Pantelis Diamantopoulos, commented on the national team’s victory against Belgium and the events of the second matchday.