PAOK Salonika vs Asteras Tripoli, 2021-22 Greek Super League, Regular Season

· Greek Super League

PAOK Salonika

43': Chuba Akpom
49': Jasmin Kurtic (P)
90': Jasmin Kurtic (P)

FT
3 - 2

Asteras Tripoli

12': Kévin Soni
60': Giannis Christopoulos

About

PAOK Salonika are hosting Asteras Tripoli at Toumba Stadium, Thessaloniki, Greece, starting on . The match is a part of the Greek Super League.

Game Information

Competition: Greek Super League

Venue: Toumba Stadium
Location: Thessaloniki, Greece

Line-Ups

PAOK Salonika

No.	Name
31	Alexandros Paschalakis (GK)
6	Enea Mihaj
19	Eleutherios Lyratzis
15	José Ángel Crespo
16	Sidcley
21	Diego Biseswar
51	Theocharis Tsiggaras
8	Douglas
27	Jasmin Kurtic
14	Andrija Zivkovic
47	Chuba Akpom

PAOK Salonika Substitutes:

Zivko Zivkovic, Giannis Konstantelias, Fernando Varela, Sverrir Ingason, Anderson Esiti, Vieirinha, Karol Swiderski, Stefan Schwab, Thomas Murg.

Asteras Tripoli

No.	Name
99	Antonis Tsiftsis (GK)
19	Pepe Castaño
45	Giannis Christopoulos
29	Federico Álvarez
12	David Carmona
8	Juan Munafo
6	José Luis Valiente
40	Sito
11	Francesc Regis
27	Kévin Soni
9	Jerónimo Barrales

Asteras Tripoli Substitutes:

Adrián Riera, Asier Benito, Nikos Papadopoulos, Walter Iglesias, Rubén García Canales, Pichu Atienza, Giorgos Kanellopoulos, Tilica, Christos Tasoulis.

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