PAOK beats Dinamo Kyiv 2-0 with Konstantelias' brace to advance
Translated from Greek, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- PAOK defeated Dinamo Kyiv 2-0 in a match where Konstantelias scored both goals.
- The victory secured PAOK's qualification against the Ukrainian team.
- The match took place with a Polish referee and featured several yellow cards for both teams.
PAOK secured their qualification against Dinamo Kyiv with a decisive 2-0 victory, largely thanks to a standout performance by Konstantelias, who scored both goals. The Greek team dominated the match, ensuring their progression in the competition.
Konstantelias opened the scoring in the 45th minute with a powerful shot, and quickly followed up with another goal in the 48th minute, effectively sealing the win for PAOK. His performance was the highlight of the match, earning him praise and recognition.
The game, officiated by Polish referee Damian Sylwestrzak, saw a few yellow cards issued to players from both sides. PAOK's Hadziadikos and Dinamo Kyiv's Ponomarenko and Shaparenko were cautioned during the match.
PAOK's lineup included Pavlenka, Kenny, Gomes, Michailidis, Hadziadikos (Elustondo), Zafiris (Camara), Santamaria, Konstantelias (Pelkas), Taison (Chatzidis), Zivkovic (Baba), and Murgos. Dinamo Kyiv fielded Surkis, Mikhavko, Tiar (Bilevar), Kedziora, Syrota, Lonwijk (Maguay), Brazhko, Veremchuk (Kambalef), Shaparenko (Buyalskyi), Voloshyn (Yarmolenko), and Ponomarenko.
Originally published by Ta Nea in Greek. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.