He made his head in Agrinio and Aris is aiming for the final!

Qualifying lead to the final of the Betsson Greek Cup was taken by Mars! His team Akis Manziou he may have needed them, especially in the first part, since o A pan-eater had the most classic chances, however he managed to strike in the second 45th minute with his header Veleth and leave victorious from the first bra-de-fer with Agriniotes (0-1).

At March 6, the rematch in “Kleanthis Vikelidis” with the Thessalonians now having the upper hand to reach the final, with his team Yannis Petrakis to have a very good face and stay with “ah”, since she made her effort and had phases, but she didn’t turn them into goals.

By Star Panaitolikos plays in Tripoli on Monday for the championship, with Fearless Aris in Peristeri on Saturday.

In the coach’s mind

With 3-5-2 Yannis Petrakis brought down Panaitolikos. Lucas Chavez under the posts, with Mali, Bruno Duarte and Stajic in the trio of stoppers. Liavas on the right side with Torrejon on the left. Huanpi, Tsingaras and Hatzitheodoridis are on the axis, while Sengelia and Joao Pedro form the attacking duo.

Akis Manzios lined up Aris with 4-2-3-1. At home, Cuesta and Montoya, Veleth, Brambets, Odubajo in the back four. Verstraat, Darida the duo in the axis, in front of them Manu Garcia and on the flanks of the attack Saverio, Suleimanov. Moron was at the top of the attack.

The match

The first minutes of the game were recognizable, with Panetolico to take the reins after ten minutes and press, having some important chances to take the lead. In the 14th minute, Torehon took the lead, with Quest to make a big operation, with his goalkeeper Mars to take out the Argentinian’s place right after. In the development of the phase, the João Pedro he made the header that countered and went over for a corner.

From the 25th minute onward, Aris took steps on the field and began to take steps on the field, with the “yellows” having a great opportunity on the half hour. After the execution of the corner, o Suleimanov made the turn, but the unmarked one Brambetz ended the period badly with a header from a good position, sending the ball wide.

In the 41st minute, his team Akis Manziou had another great opportunity, when they worked together exceptionally Manu García and Saveriobut o Chaves kicked for a corner from a 4-a-4 position. Until the last whistle of the half, nothing changed, with the two teams going to the locker room tied goalless (0-0).

Aris did better in the second half, having possession and the ball and controlling the game, controlling the pace. They even started to apply pressure and take measures, which eventually turned into a goal in the 64th minute. Specifically, Mr Manu Garcia he made a nice cross and Veleth who came up with a goal, got the nailing header to send the ball into the net for 1-0.

Then the two coaches made changes on both sides, with the result that the pace of the match was not so good, while there was no shortage of nerves with the referee handing out cards, both to the benches and to the players. THE Mars continued to be in control of the match, unlike him Panetolico who played mainly in the counter-attacks, where he became quite dangerous, but without the big phase, anyway.

The minutes passed, o Manzios dropped him Pink and armored his defense even more, keeping the Agriniotes away from his territory Quest. In the 2nd minute of stoppage time, Diamantopoulos sent him off Blackness for hard branding on Zamora, but after an on field review the referee took it back and “yellowed” the Panaitolikos defender. However, nothing changed in the little time that remained. The 1-0 remained until the last whistle of Diamantopoulos, o Mars took the first bra-de-fer and now has the case of qualification in his hands, with Petrakis’ team looking for a huge result in a few weeks at the “Kl. Vikelidis” to bring it all… somersault!

This is how you watched the match LIVE.

MVP: Fran Veleth was impressive, but also the scorer of the only goal, refereeing the match and giving Aris a qualifying lead! Unapproachable defensively, invincible in the air, he recalled his… good old days.

The whistle: He didn’t have the difficult phases for Diamantopoulos to manage, while he took out enough cards to try not to let the match slip away from him. He sent off Mavria in the final for a hard marking on Zamora, but after an on field review he changed it to a yellow.