Friendly trio with debut Adam for Asteras AKTOR against Panaitolikos

Excellent appearance and his three-pointer Asteras AKTOR to Panetolico! Milan Rastavac’s side had a very good second half, in which they created several finals and scored two goals to prevail with 3-1 of the canaries.

First appearance for him Martin Adam with the Arkades, with the Serbian coach giving the Hungarian forward a twenty-minute spell and him looking in good shape despite having done few training sessions with the team.

The first part was balanced and with good moments on both sides. The Arcades were ahead at 13′ with a goal by Faraz after a nice development and an assist by Alhos, with the Agriniotes going up after the 20th minute and eventually winning a penalty after a careless marking by Tzandaris, which he converted into Maindevac scored a goal in the 35th minute. It remained 1-1 at the break but in the second half… everything changed.

Because initially Rastavacs chose a completely different line-up and it worked for him, as Asteras AKTOR moved the ball exceptionally well and created constantly. 2-1 came in the 56′ after some great development of the ball, with Bartolo digging for Garcia, who volleyed home at the right-hand post. However, the Jim he was there to get the rebound and score. And a few minutes later in a similar phase, Tzimas failed to score with a double effort, but 16-year-old Angelakis was there to write the 3-1 in the 62nd minute.

A few more good moments for his ensemble followed Rastafarian with Bartolo’s missed four-a-four more, with Regis wasting two chances to score in turn. Undoubtedly the eyes in the last 20 minutes fell on Adam who struggled, getting his first minutes in the yellow and blue shirt.

ASTERAS ACTOR: Tsintotas, Triantafyllopoulos, Kastanio, Alho, Alvares, Tzandrais, Mumo, Palasios, Farai, Kaltsas, Mantzis

ASTERAS AKTOR’s line-up in the second half: Papadopoulos, Houchoumis, Grozdanic, Garthia, Alagbe, Yablonski, Goss, Bartolo, Tzimas, Zougli and Angelakis

Rendzic, Regis, Pruntzos and Martin also competed

Panaitolikos: Chaves (67′ Pardalos), Bakakis (63′ Mladen), Sielis, Stagich (83′ Anastasopoulos), Mavrias, Liavas (83′ Rados), Pereth (77′ Kakionis), Bouzoukis (67′ Ruith), Belevonis (53′ Nikolaou), Maidevas (46′ Lomonaco), Dias (63′ Manos)