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Asteras Aktor

04-04 23:00

3 - 1

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Asteras Aktor

AEL Larisa

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125

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End 3-1

93′

3-1

L. Garate

91′

D. Emmanouilidis

I. Sylla

91′

K.Pomonis

E.González

90′

3-1

C. Okoh

88′

T. Iliadis

87′

T. Tzandaris

K.Ketu

79′

Á. Sagal

78′

Z. Chatzistravos

Ľ. Tupta

78′

L. Garate

G.Naor

76′

C. Okoh

J. Bartolo

75′

N. Kaltsas

F. Macheda

64′

F. Pérez

M.Beijnen

64′

S.Mourgos

G. Kakuta

62′

P. Deligiannidis

59′

2-0

F. Macheda

45′

G. Pasas

E. Ferigra

Halftime 1-0

12′

1-0

J. Bartolo

Assist: K.Ketu

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Match Info

Asteras Aktor delivered a commanding performance to defeat AEL Larisa 3-1 in the Greek Super League on Saturday, April 4, 2026. The comprehensive victory at home solidifies Asteras Aktor's position in the upper half of the table, while leaving AEL Larisa with concerns near the bottom. The hosts took control early, scoring twice in the first half through a combination of incisive passing and clinical finishing. AEL Larisa showed brief signs of life after the break, pulling a goal back to make it 2-1 and threaten a comeback. However, Asteras Aktor quickly reasserted their dominance, sealing the match with a third goal that killed off any lingering doubt. The standout performer was the home team's attacking midfielder, who orchestrated play and contributed with an assist. Defensively, Asteras was largely solid, limiting Larisa to few clear-cut chances after their consolation strike. This result provides a significant three points for Asteras Aktor as they push for European qualification, while AEL Larisa's fight against relegation becomes increasingly difficult. The home manager praised his team's professional response to conceding, while the visiting coach acknowledged his side was second-best for large periods.