Kalloni AEL vs AEK Athens, 2015/16 Greek Super League, 2015/2016 Greek Super League

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Kalloni AEL are hosting AEK Athens at Mytilene Municipal Stadium, , , starting on . The match is a part of the Greek Super League.

Game Information

Competition: Greek Super League

Venue: Mytilene Municipal Stadium
Location: ,

Greek Super League Standings

#	TEAM	GP	GD	PTS
1	Aris	12	+6	21
2	AEK Athens	11	+12	21
3	Olympiacos	11	+8	21
4	PAOK Salonika	11	+7	20

Full Standings

Line-Ups

Kalloni AEL

No.	Name
1	Konstantinos Davkos (GK)
14	Anestis Anastasiadis
69	Raul Llorente
33	Nikola Mikic
55	Efstratios Valios
25	Lucas Favalli
32	Marko Blazic
27	Nicolaos Kaltsas
11	Fotis Georgiou
3	Vasilis Golias
9	Georgios Manousos

Kalloni AEL Substitutes:

Kiriakos Stratilatis, Ugo Ukah, Panagiotis Spiropoulos, Giorgos Ksidas, Paul Were, Sonny Karlsson, Efthimis Gamagas.

AEK Athens

No.	Name
1	Alain Baroja (GK)
4	Cesar Amporta Arzo
23	Dídac Vilà
26	Dimitris Kolovetsios
12	Brito Rodrigo Galo
30	Diego Rende Mario Buonanotte
20	Petros Mandalos
8	Luis Andre Simoes
19	Rafik Djebbour
7	Jorge Leal Rodrigues Helder Barbosa
9	Ronald Vargas

AEK Athens Substitutes:

Giannis Anestis, Aristeidis Soiledis, Vasilis Lampropoulos, Miguel Angel Cordero, Jakob Johansson, Christos Aravidis, Tomás Pekhart.

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Ex-Man United forward Anthony Martial joins AEK Athens

Former Manchester United forward Anthony Martial has joined Greek side AEK Athens on a free transfer, the club announced on Thursday.

Greek authorities ban paper tickets to curb fan violence

Greek authorities launched a ban on paper tickets for all league football matches on Tuesday as part of an effort to crack down on the violence that has plagued the sport for decades.

Greece to allow fans at football matches after two-month ban

Greece will allow its top league football matches to be played with fans from Feb. 13, two months after top clubs were ordered to play behind closed doors.

Greece orders clubs to play matches without fans for two months

Greece must play all its top division football matches without fans for two months after the severe injuring of a police officer during a volleyball match last week.