Panionios vs Larissa, 2010/11 Greek Super League, 2010/2011 Greek Super League

· Greek Super League

Panionios

21': Georgios Galitsios
31': Kostas Mitroglou (P)
77': Bosko Balaban

FT
3 - 3

Larissa

60': Nikos Dabizas
83': Tumer Metin (P)
85': Nikos Dabizas
88': Nikos Dabizas

About

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

Game Information

Competition: Greek Super League

Venue: Panionios Stadium
Location: Athens,

Line-Ups

Panionios

No.	Name
77	Jurgen Macho (GK)
13	Georgios Galitsios
6	Akeem Omo Sulaimon
25	Ioannis Kontoes
26	Edin Cocalic
2	Davit Kvirkvelia
20	Fanourios Goundoulakis
21	Bennard Kumordzi
23	Dimitrios Siovas
11	Kostas Mitroglou
99	Vaclav Sverkos

Panionios Substitutes:

Martin Latka, Bosko Balaban.

Larissa

No.	Name
40	Giorgos Abaris (GK)
4	Nikos Dabizas
2	Christos Melissis
3	Stelios Venetidis
5	Stathis Tavlaridis
11	Tumer Metin
	Fabrice Pancrate
21	Romeu Pereira dos Santos
42	Matias Iglesias
10	Mohammed Abubakari
30	Sanel Kuljic

Larissa Substitutes:

Ibrahim Tall, Fabián Canobbio, Daniel Cousin.

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