PAOK’s side regarding Iliopoulos’ visit: “We told him no three times and he went to enter the locker room by himself”

His side PAOK considers that the Marios Iliopoulos he had unacceptable behavior after the Cup quarter-final and is responsible for what happened in the dressing room.

As reported by PAOK, the strongman of AEK asked through the observers of the match after the end of the derby to speak with Razvan Lucescugiving the impression that he intended to lower the tone. The vice-president of the Thessalonians, Kyriakos Kyriakoswas informed about this by the observers, but he answered them that he will wait for the coach to calm down from the intensity of the match for five minutes, before asking him about whether he accepts the visit of Iliopoulos.

From the side of PAOK, they report that just a minute later, the owner of AEK made a move to approach the visitors’ locker room, but was informed by Mr. Kyriakos that he has not yet asked the coach and even told Mr. Iliopoulos should not enter.

The latter, according to PAOK, tried to enter and then the Mr. Kyriakos pushed him out and the AEK strongman walked away after holding up a finger making a gesture. The Thessalonians emphasize that what happened was recorded by the observers who were present and that it is clear that there was not the slightest provocation on the part of Lucheskos to justify the outburst of Mr. Iliopoulos.

Regarding the tension in the parking lot, PAOK believes that even though there should not have been people there and gestures were made that irritated the team’s mission along with the long wait for the departure from the stadium, the issue took on bigger dimensions than the real ones. in order to… degrade what happened in the locker room.

Finally, PAOK complains that Roberto Pereira vulgarly cursed Lucescu during the match, but he was not punished.