Match summary
AEK Athens came from behind to win 2-1 at home to Levadiakos.
Moses David Cobnan put Levadiakos ahead in the 26th minute, Luka Jović equalised from the penalty spot in the 51st minute, and Barnabás Varga won it with a header in the 55th minute.
The chances backed that up: AEK Athens created 2.48 expected goals (xG) from 16 shots to Levadiakos's 0.58 from 7.
AEK Athens secured a hard-fought victory over Levadiakos in the Super League Greece. The hosts dominated the proceedings with 69 percent possession and controlled the territorial battle, recording 16 shots to the visitors 7, and generating an expected goals figure of 2.48 compared to 0.58. AEK Athens also led significantly in corners at 10 to 6 and completed 522 passes with an accuracy of 89.3 percent. Despite the hosts overwhelming pressure and superior statistical dominance, the match was physically contested, resulting in 3 yellow cards and 1 red card for the home side.
The opening breakthrough arrived in the 26th minute when Moses David Cobnan scored with a left-footed shot to give Levadiakos a 0-1 lead at half-time. AEK Athens responded quickly after the restart, with Luka Jović converting a penalty in the 51st minute to level the score. Barnabás Varga then headed in the decisive goal in the 55th minute to complete the comeback. A late turning point occurred in the 80th minute when a VAR review saw Răzvan Marin receive a red card for a foul, leaving AEK Athens to finish the match with 10 men.