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In a poor quality match, certainly unimpressive, Thessaloniki left Panthessaliko with the victory (0-1) over Volos thanks to a well-targeted penalty from Bruno Gama. Thus they achieved their second victory in the same number of first Interwetten Super League games.
1. GIVE THE PENALTY AND REPRODUCE
Aris really didn’t get much of a chance to break his house in the first half. Both one attempt from Ganea and two from Sasha created no danger in the host house.
The Yellows threatened Datkovic in the 43rd minute. And yet they went ahead in the Panthessalikos dressing rooms thanks to a penalty that Bruno Gama correctly executed. In the 15th minute, the Portuguese took control of the area and was overthrown by Barrientos. He executed and was accurate.
Opta’s expected goals show you the total threat of each team, the goals it “should” score based on their finals. The bigger the circle, the greater the possibility. You can choose the form of attack and see the finals of each team separately in the normal flow, from established phases, etc.
2. NO BALL IN THE BACK OF THE DEFENSE
The party did not claim laurel qualities. It’s not just the few notable phases of the two teams. Indicative of the bad show at Panthessaliko is that neither team was able to get past the opponent’s back. The counter was left at zero for both Volos and Aris.
Click on “Royal Formation” to see where each player moved.
3. VOLOS WAS JUSTIFIED IN THE END, BUT THE VAR INTERVENED
The Yellows took the lead from Bruno Gama’s well-targeted penalty, but the Thessalians didn’t really threaten either. Colombo fired in the 24th minute through the area, but the ball stopped in the bodies of the visiting defenders.
The blue-reds were anemic. Douvikas, for example, failed to threaten Cuesta, while Perera and Hendrisek had a good time. In the 89th minute, Tekio scored with a header, but the goal was disallowed as the ball was judged to have crossed the entire line (out) when Martines crossed from the left.
THE PARTY STATISTICS
THE IMPORTANT EVENTS
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