Panserraikos vs Iraklis, 2010/11 Greek Super League, 2010/2011 Greek Super League

· Greek Super League

Panserraikos

55': Sales Leozinho

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Iraklis

15': Louis Ngwat-Mahop
41': Bogdan Mara (P)

About

Panserraikos are hosting Iraklis at Panseriakos Stadium, , Greece, starting on . The match is a part of the Greek Super League.

Game Information

Competition: Greek Super League

Venue: Panseriakos Stadium
Location: , Greece

Line-Ups

Panserraikos

No.	Name
30	Velimir Radman (GK)
27	Pablo Menéndez
3	Pablo Amo
23	Tasos Papazoglou
31	Uros Sindjic
11	Athanasios Panteliadis
26	Sales Leozinho
6	Triantafyllou Constantinos
7	Georgios Georgiadis
18	Maurice Dalé
37	Bernard Parker

Panserraikos Substitutes:

Chumbinho, Nikola Beljic, Zoltan Kiss.

Iraklis

No.	Name
21	Dimitrios Eleftheropoulos (GK)
19	Nikos Arabatzis
4	Anastasios Katsabis
13	Pablo Lima
2	Giorgos Kyriazis
5	Grigoris Katsikas
66	Ricardo Dani
26	Miguel Garcia
29	Louis Ngwat-Mahop
10	Bogdan Mara
77	Karim Soltani

Iraklis Substitutes:

Joel Epalle, Petros Kanakoudis, Emmanouil Papastergianos.

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