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

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Olympiacos

58': David Fuster
65': Rafik Djebbour
67': Kevin Mirallas

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3 - 1

Kavala

63': Marius Constantin Niculae

About

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

Game Information

Competition: Greek Super League

Venue: Karaiskakis Stadium
Location: , Greece

Line-Ups

Olympiacos

No.	Name
42	Balazs Megyeri (GK)
2	Giannis Maniatis
3	François Modesto
4	Olof Mellberg
19	David Fuster
8	Alexandro Dudu
20	José Holebas
30	Hurtado Perez Moises
77	Albert Riera
10	Rafik Djebbour
14	Kevin Mirallas

Olympiacos Substitutes:

Rafael Urko, Raúl Bravo, Ioannis Potouridis, Fetfatzidis Ioannnis, Giannis Papadopoulos, Jaouad Zairi, Dennis Rommedahl.

Kavala

No.	Name
	Rios Indart
1	Mario Galinovic (GK)
4	Igor Tomasic
6	Marc Pfertzel
14	Pierre Ducrocq
33	Mirko Hrgovic
88	Lazaros Theodorelis
77	Serge Die
93	Djamel Abdoun
29	Marius Constantin Niculae
80	Benjamin Onwuachi

Kavala Substitutes:

Javier López Vallejo, Stefanos Siontis, Anastasios Avlonitis, Bruno Pereirinha, Dimitris Petkakis, Bartholomew Ogbeche, Nemanja Vucicevic.

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