AEK Athens vs Larissa, 2010/11 Greek Super League, 2010/2011 Greek Super League

· Greek Super League

AEK Athens

10': Ismael Blanco
83': Nikos Liberopoulos
88': Traianos Dellas
90': Ismael Blanco

FT
4 - 0

Larissa

77': Fabián Canobbio

About

AEK Athens are hosting Larissa at Spyros Louis Stadium, , Greece, starting on . The match is a part of the Greek Super League.

Game Information

Competition: Greek Super League

Venue: Spyros Louis Stadium
Location: , Greece

Line-Ups

AEK Athens

No.	Name
	Pere Rodrigues
22	Giannis Arabatzis (GK)
55	Traianos Dellas
4	Monolas Kostas
8	Sanel Jahic
15	Nikos Karabelas
14	Grigoris Makos
90	Savvas Gkentsoglou
18	Ismael Blanco
33	Nikos Liberopoulos
32	Nacho Scocco

AEK Athens Substitutes:

Theodoros Moshonas, Nikos Georgeas, Pantelis Kafes, Guerreiro Roger, Panagiotis Lagos, De Souza Eder Luis, Nathan Burns.

Larissa

No.	Name
	Antonis Vouzas
40	Giorgos Abaris (GK)
3	Stelios Venetidis
4	Nikos Dabizas
23	Juan Velasco
26	Dimitris Kolovetsios
21	Romeu Pereira dos Santos
27	Fabián Canobbio
42	Matias Iglesias
82	Stephen Makinwa
88	Jan Blazek

Larissa Substitutes:

Sebastian Viera, Ibrahim Tall, Panagiotis Katsiaros, Geremi, Tumer Metin, Sander Puri, Shimon Abuhazira.

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