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

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

Game Information

Competition: Greek Super League

Venue: Kavala Stadium
Location: , Greece

Line-Ups

Kavala

No.	Name
1	Mario Galinovic (GK)
6	Marc Pfertzel
40	Douglas Ferreira
88	Lazaros Theodorelis
33	Mirko Hrgovic
77	Serge Die
30	Horacio Cardozo
93	Djamel Abdoun
	Leonel Rios
80	Benjamin Onwuachi
29	Marius Constantin Niculae

Kavala Substitutes:

Vedran Jese, Fanis Katergiannakis, Stefanos Siontis, Pierre Ducrocq, Bruno Pereirinha, Thomas Nazlidis, Bartholomew Ogbeche.

Panserraikos

No.	Name
26	Daniel Fernandes (GK)
3	Pablo Amo
8	Nikola Beljic
11	Athanasios Panteliadis
20	Youl Mawene
23	Tasos Papazoglou
10	Zoltan Kiss
26	Sales Leozinho
7	Georgios Georgiadis
18	Maurice Dalé
37	Bernard Parker

Panserraikos Substitutes:

Chumbinho, Velimir Radman, Alberto Castro, Samir Kerla, Uros Sindjic, Triantafyllou Constantinos, Dimitris Anakoglou.

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