Ionikos FC vs Panetolikos, 2021-22 Greek Super League, Regular Season

· Greek Super League

Ionikos FC

82': Reinaldo Lenis

FT
1 - 2

Panetolikos

33': Nikolaos Karelis
90'+1': Derek Cornelius

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Ionikos FC are hosting Panetolikos at Dimotiko Gipedo Neapolis Nikaias, Athens, Greece, starting on . The match is a part of the Greek Super League.

Game Information

Competition: Greek Super League

Venue: Dimotiko Gipedo Neapolis Nikaias
Location: Athens, Greece
Attendance: 765

Line-Ups

Ionikos FC

No.	Name
94	Lefteris Choutesiotis (GK)
16	Dmytro Chygrynskiy
15	Georgios Valerianos
22	Georgios Mygas
24	Alaixys Romao
5	Nikolaos Vafeas
7	Aias Aosman
31	Giannis Kiakos
10	Dálcio
99	Vassilis Mantzis
34	Thuram

Ionikos FC Substitutes:

José Cañas, Nejc Vidmar, Salvador Sánchez, Jerson Cabral, Giannis Gotsoulias, Georgios Manalis, Vangelis Platellas, Reinaldo Lenis, Ricardo Valente.

Panetolikos

No.	Name
91	Giannis Anestis (GK)
2	Konstantinos Apostolakis
13	Derek Cornelius
16	Jacob Larsson
3	Diamantis Chouchoumis
17	Johan Martensson
14	Frederico Duarte
20	Deybi Flores
30	Javier Mendoza
9	Nikolaos Vergos
7	Nikolaos Karelis

Panetolikos Substitutes:

Brian Lluy, Nikos Melissas, Hélder Barbosa, Christos Belevonis, Jorge Díaz, Nadrey Dago, Makis Bakadimas, Angelos Tsigaras, Fabien Antunes.

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