Superleague 2
AEL saved in 90+6′ from Karditsa, Veria continued with a win
AEL produced a great double at Anagennisi Karditsa headquarters as they won 3-2 thanks to Glynos’ goal in 90+6′. Veria went on to win, defeating Olympiakos B 1-0 thanks to Giannis Pasha’s goal.
We will see an exciting game between Anagennisi and AEL in Karditsa, where the Crimson team wins the threesome 3-2 thanks to a goal from Glynos in 90 + 6 ‘.
AEL quickly took the lead thanks to Ogboe’s sixth-minute shot, Nikolias making it 2-0 in the 21st minute. In fact, the chestnuts missed the opportunity to take a three-goal lead before the end of the half, but Colombino failed to beat Geka from the white ball in the 38th minute.
The Crimson attempted to erase the game and get the three-pointer comfortably, but the hosts returned to the game. First, Plegas reduced the lead to 2-1 in 73′, while Badibanga punished his former team with a header in 88′, heading in to make it 2-2.
This wasn’t enough, however, as the Crimson pressed to the end and found the redeeming goal with Glynos at 90+6′ and left Karditsa with three points. After the goal, there was slight tension between the benches of both teams, which ended the game with a slight delay.
Renaissance of Karditsa: Gekas, Karanikas (39′ Koutromanos), Golias (81′ Politis), Larrea, Stamopoulos, Dimoutsos (39′ Gini), Lagos, Plegas, Bengoa (59′ Bandibanga), Brabia (81′ Bianconi),.
AEL: Theodoropoulos, Th. Papageorgiou, Aboud Omar, Iliadis, Maximenko, Colombino, Garoufalias, K. Papageorgiou (81′ Miltiadis), Ogboe, Nikolias (53′ Glynos), Mavrias (90′ Tsoumanis).
Veria cleared Olympiakos B’ from the first half
Veria continued their Super League 2 success by beating Olympiakos B 1-0 thanks to a 15th-minute goal from the league’s first goalscorer, Giannis Pasa.
The “Queen of the North” retained the lead in the standings until the last minute and kept the safety margin to AEL at eight points. At the same time, Ariel Ibagasa’s red-whites stayed away from the threes for the fifth game in a row.
veria: Vellidis, Skondras, Dimopoulos (76′ Papachristos), Petavrakis Mouchalis, Gavriilidis, Oikonomou, Mourgos, Fofana (60′ Kuateng), Pasha (76′ Kapnidis), Giakoumakis (66′ Katse).
Olympiacos B’: Tzolakis, Kinkoue, Xenitidis, Apostolopoulos, Bagalianis, Nikolic, Marinos (68′ Liatsos), Voilis, Doi (46′ Dabo), Kosti (86′ Ba), Sourlis.
The score of the A’ and B’ group
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