FC Xanthi vs Kavala, 2010/11 Greek Super League, 2010/2011 Greek Super League

· Greek Super League

FC Xanthi

69': Mauro Poy

FT
1 - 1

Kavala

4': Benjamin Onwuachi
90': Douglas Ferreira

About

FC Xanthi are hosting Kavala at Xanthi National Stadium, , , starting on . The match is a part of the Greek Super League.

Game Information

Competition: Greek Super League

Venue: Xanthi National Stadium
Location: ,

Line-Ups

FC Xanthi

No.	Name
	Manolis Bertos
33	Sotiris Liberopoulos (GK)
13	Olubayo Adefemi
28	Athanasios Kostoulas
25	Spiros Vallas
15	Kim Jaggy
21	Konstantinos Fliskas
11	Marcelinho
10	Diego Quintana
99	Nathan Ellington
8	Christopher Katongo

FC Xanthi Substitutes:

Theodoros Vasilakakis, Mauro Poy, Dimitris Souanis.

Kavala

No.	Name
1	Mario Galinovic (GK)
44	Douglas Ferreira
4	Igor Tomasic
5	Stefanos Siontis
21	Dimitris Petkakis
77	Serge Die
30	Horacio Cardozo
93	Djamel Abdoun
23	Thomas Nazlidis
80	Benjamin Onwuachi
10	Nemanja Vucicevic

Kavala Substitutes:

Pierre Ducrocq, Dimitris Drosos, Apostolos Giannou.

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