FC Xanthi vs Kalloni AEL, 2015/16 Greek Super League, 2015/2016 Greek Super League

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FC Xanthi are hosting Kalloni AEL at Skoda Xanthi Arena, Pigadia, Greece, starting on . The match is a part of the Greek Super League.

Game Information

Competition: Greek Super League

Venue: Skoda Xanthi Arena
Location: Pigadia, Greece

Greek Super League Table

#	TEAM	GP	GD	PTS
1	Aris	11	+7	21
2	AEK Athens	11	+12	21
3	Olympiacos	11	+8	21
4	PAOK Salonika	11	+7	20

Full Table

Line-Ups

FC Xanthi

No.	Name
91	Michalis Zarapoulos (GK)
31	Christos Lisgaras
8	Fernando Wallace
5	Dimos Baxevanidis
28	Dimitrios Goutas
30	Pantelis Kapetanos
17	Emmanouil Papastergianos
16	Theodoros Vasilakakis
23	Vela Dani Nieto
24	Petros Orphanides
9	Karim Soltani

FC Xanthi Substitutes:

Athanasios Garavelis, Christos Karipidis, Khassa Camara, Gomes Christopher, Nikolay Dimitrov, Vasilis Shkurtaj, Vasilis Fasidis.

Kalloni AEL

No.	Name
1	Konstantinos Davkos (GK)
14	Anestis Anastasiadis
33	Nikola Mikic
3	Vasilis Golias
29	Paul Were
10	Miroslav Markovic
32	Marko Blazic
27	Nicolaos Kaltsas
31	Savas Tsampouris
11	Fotis Georgiou
9	Georgios Manousos

Kalloni AEL Substitutes:

Nikolas Mallis, Ugo Ukah, Raul Llorente, Giorgos Ksidas, Sonny Karlsson, Kiriakos Evangelidakis, Efthimis Gamagas.

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