The promoted PAOK is looking at Ghent from today

Lucescu’s work could be characterized as the course of PAOK in the second part of the season, finishing in second place in the standings during the regular season of the league.

The Romanian coach, although at the beginning he was looking to find his footing again in “Dikefalos tou Vorras”, managed to pass his philosophy to the team and that would make him white-faced from the beginning of December.

During this period, Thessaloniki remained undefeated in 14 matches, having 10 wins and 4 draws, three of which were with Olympiakos in Toumba (1-1), at the stadium of Aris (0-0) and the recent 1- 1 with AEK in OAKA, where the team was left with ten players due to the dismissal of Tsigaras for over seventy minutes.

PAOK was the team with the biggest positive sign in the second halfafter in the first half he had collected 22 points and the second round ended with +9 (ie 31 points).

This is how the difference from the champion Olympiakos closed at -12, a difference that gives the lead to Piraeus to win this year’s title, but the “black and whites” have proved – let alone with Lutsescu on their bench – that they do not leave any match until they reach the finish line.

They will try to do this through the playoff process, with the matches being more competitive and each match being judged in detail.

However, what stands out before the playoffs for the “Northern Biceps” is the first match with Ghent for the “16” of the Europa Conference League, where PAOK wants to get a result with which it will be able to put the bases or even hopes to qualify for the quarterfinals of the newly formed UEFA tournament.

Lucescu made some changes yesterday in view of the match with the Belgians, but Sindkey’s injury occurred and Vierinia had to enter. There is no concern for the Brazilian, who will normally be available to the Romanian for Thursday’s game.

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