THE PAOK won even difficult with 2-1 Olympic In Toumpa for the second Super League playoffs, continuing with the ultimate in the “battle” for second place and exit in the Champions League.
With Constantelia and Kamaras hitting from the first quarter of the match, PAOK took a big lead in the match and managed to keep the victory, despite the rapid reduction of the score with Michael’s own goal, but also the elimination of Kamaras at 75.
The Piraeus people missed the opportunity to “seal” the title in the Super League, with the Thessalonians increasing the interest in the position behind the top.
The game
PAOK succeeded in leading his first phase in the match at 5 ′, with Chalov making a great vertical pass to Constantelia, to get him against Tzolakis and scoring a nice 1-0 against Olympiacos.
Before Olympiacos even reacted, PAOK managed to reach a second goal, with Kamaras scoring with a header after Zivkovic’s corner and while the Piraeus goalkeeper had a poor reaction to his home.
Afterwards, Mendilibar’s team took possession of the ball, but the Thessalonians threw the pace of the match and there was not a good goal for a goal, with Olympiacos “threatening” only with a Cikinio fucking defender.
The first half ended with a score of 2-0, but a new goal would come to the start of the second half. This time it was Olympiacos who reduced the score to 2-1, with Michaelides sending the ball into his team’s nets. In the 52nd minute of the match, Yaremtsuk made the shot from the left and in his attempt to drive away, the PAOK defender succeeded.
The reduction of the score changed the data of the match, but not his image, as Olympiacos continued to make it difficult to attack, with the Thessaloniki well -closed in their defense. At 75 ′, however, Yaremtsuk managed to break off the offside and was preparing to be in a shot from Koarsky, with Kamaras overturning him just outside the area and receiving the referee’s direct red card.
Although he stayed with less player, PAOK managed to keep Olympiacos away from his home and thus maintained the lead to the end, celebrating the 2-1 win, for the ultimate Super League playoffs, which brings him closer to his second position.
The eleven in PAOK – Olympiacos
PAOK (Razvan Lutsescu): Koarsky, Sasthaski, Vietesca, Michaelides, Baba, Kamara, Ozdoev (84 ′ Svab), Zivkovic, Pelkas (65 ′ Tyson), Konstantelias (78 ′ Mait), Chalov (66 ′ Samata)
Olympiacos (Jose Luis Mendilibar): Tzolakis, Costina (46 ′ Bruno), Biancon (46 ′ Zelson Martins), Karmos, Pirola, Garcia (87 ′ Mouzakitis), Es (72 ′ Palma), Rodinei, Tsikinio, El Kaabi