AEK – Asteras Tripoli 3-0: Union “cleaned up” early, Arcades finished with nine (vid)
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He caught Aris in first place and is waiting for the Toumba derby to see if AEK will stay there! In the “Opap Arena” suspended due to suspension, the Union prevailed 3-0 against Asteras Tripoli for the 11th matchday of the Super League, putting an end to the long unbeaten streak of six games of the Arcades.
AEK came into the game very strongly and after having some good moments opened the score in the 9th minute with an assist by Martial and a nice heel of Hadjisafi. At 12′, Tsintontas took out the strong shot of Mandalos and at 26′, Asteras had its only chance in the match when, after a nice cooperation, Regis from a good position placed out. And in the 31st minute, Fernandes made it 2-0 for the “yellow and black” with a free kick just outside the area. Where everything basically ended was in the 36th minute when Alagbe was sent off with a red card for a foul with the stoppers on Fernandes. Tzilos was called to see the phase in the VAR and showed red to the player of Asteras.
Makeda had a good moment for Asteras in the 50′ and in the 58′ assisted by Pineda, who had just entered the game, Garcia made it 3-0 with a nice energy and finish. Two minutes later, Levia gave a ready goal to Mandalo, but the Greek ace managed to miss into an empty net. In the 65th minute, AEK also had a crossbar in a terrible shot by Hadjisafi, while in the 70th minute, again after intervention by the VAR, Tzilos showed a red card to Tzandaris for a dangerous marking on Rota. From there and after the match became an absolute monologue for the Union, with Tsintotas keeping the score at 3-0 with great interventions and while in the 75th minute a goal by Piero was also disallowed as offside.
THE KEY TO THE MATCH:
AEK’s quick goal was what made things simpler for Union, who when they lead this year, win.
Alagbe’s dismissal in the 36th minute ended Astera’s hopes of getting something out of the match.
Alagpe was the weak link while he played, and his dismissal came to round off a miserable night for him.
Jealous actually didn’t make any decisions on his own. In both suspensions he was called by the VAR to see the phases and then he issued a red card to the Astera players.
From the VAR there was an intervention for the reds of Alagbe and Tzandari while through VAR the goal of Piero was canceled for offside in the 75th minute.
Hadjisafi (9′), Fernandes (31′), Garcia (58′)
ELEVEN:
AEK (Matias Almeida): Strakosa, Hadjisafi, Callens (70′ Gacinovic), Vida, Rota, Jonsson, Pereira (57′ Pineda), Martial, Fernandes (63′ Coita), Mandalos (63′ Lamela), Levia Garcia (70 ′ Piero)
Asteras Tripoli (Savvas Pantelidis): Tsintotas, Houhoumis, Deli, Triantafyllopoulos, Alho, Alagbe, Munioth (83′ Tzimas), Zouglis (46′ Jandaris), Regis (64′ Alvares), Bartolo (83′ Billet), Makeda (77 ′ Regic)
NEXT COMPETITION OF THE OPPONENTS:
AEK plays away against Olympiakos (24/11, 20:30) and Asteras plays at home against PAOK (24/11, 19:30).
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