Iraklis vs Panathinaikos

Match summary

Panathinaikos came from behind to win 2-1 away at Iraklis, with the winner arriving in stoppage time. Iraklis led 1-0 at half-time.

Pedro Marques put Iraklis ahead in the 17th minute, Cyriel Dessers equalised in the 56th minute, and Davide Calabria won it from the penalty spot in stoppage time.

The chances backed that up: Panathinaikos created 2.55 expected goals (xG) from 14 shots to Iraklis's 1.05 from 9.

Panathinaikos claimed a 1-2 victory away against Iraklis in Super League Greece, dominating territory and the ball with 66 percent possession and 563 completed passes. The visitors managed 14 shots against the hosts 9, putting 4 on target compared to the hosts 3. Iraklis recorded 72 attacks and an expected goals figure of 1.05, while Panathinaikos registered 88 attacks and an expected goals total of 2.55. The match saw a high count of disciplinary sanctions, featuring 4 yellow cards for Iraklis and 5 yellow cards for Panathinaikos, alongside 11 fouls committed by the home side and 24 by the away team.

The action began when Davide Calabria received a yellow card for Panathinaikos in the 16th minute, before Pedro Marques opened the scoring for Iraklis in the 17th minute with a right foot shot to establish a 1-0 half-time lead. Following multiple substitutions for both sides, Cyriel Dessers equalised for Panathinaikos in the 56th minute with a right foot shot. After a VAR review for no penalty in the 90th minute, Davide Calabria scored the winning penalty goal in the 94th minute with a right foot shot, sealing the 1-2 final score for Panathinaikos.