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10-11 22:00
2 - 0
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Iraklis
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89′
Vitor Meer
P. Marques
89′
N. Anastasiadis
R. Nizet
78′
S. Chakla
C. Soria
75′
O.Popescu
G. Vrakas
75′
J.Bauza
D. Emmanouilidis
72′
2-0
M. Krainz
Assist: C. Soria
68′
1-0
R. Nizet
Assist: M. Krainz
63′
M. Krainz
V.Sourlis
63′
M.Balde
A.Urzi
63′
A.Sut
G. Nikas
47′
X. Silva
45′
X. Silva
López
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45′
O. Ozegović
M.Cobnan
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Match Info

Iraklis claimed a confident 2-0 victory over Levadiakos in the Greek Super League on Sunday, 11 October 2026, delivering a performance that combined early control with clinical finishing at the Kaftanzoglio Stadium. The home side scored once in each half to secure a result that strengthens their position in the league standings and leaves Levadiakos searching for answers on the road.

Match overview

From the opening whistle, Iraklis looked the more aggressive side. The hosts pressed high, forced turnovers in midfield, and repeatedly attacked the flanks with overlapping full-backs. Levadiakos struggled to settle into a rhythm and were often pinned back, relying on long clearances and isolated counter-attacks that rarely troubled the Iraklis defence.

The breakthrough arrived midway through the first half, and it was no more than Iraklis deserved. A quick exchange on the right side opened space for a low cross into the penalty area, and the finish was calm and precise. Levadiakos briefly improved after the goal, but their best moments came from set pieces rather than sustained possession.

Key moments

  • First half: Iraklis took the lead with a well-worked move down the right, finishing from close range after a driven cross.
  • Second half: Levadiakos pushed more players forward, but Iraklis doubled the advantage on the counter, sealing the win with a composed finish inside the box.
  • Late pressure: Levadiakos won a series of corners in the final 15 minutes, but Iraklis defended with discipline and kept a clean sheet.

Tactical story

Iraklis lined up in a flexible 4-2-3-1 shape that became a 4-4-2 out of possession. Their midfield duo screened the back line effectively, allowing the wide players to push forward and support the lone striker. The home side’s pressing was particularly effective in the first 30 minutes, when Levadiakos repeatedly lost the ball in their own half.

Levadiakos tried to build from the back but were hurried into too many hopeful passes. Their manager switched to a three-man defence after the interval in an attempt to gain a numerical advantage in midfield, yet Iraklis adjusted quickly, dropping their wingers deeper and protecting the central lanes. The second goal came directly from a Levadiakos attack breaking down, highlighting the home team’s tactical discipline.

Standout players

Iraklis’s attacking midfielder was the game’s most influential figure, linking play between the lines and creating the opening goal with a sharp turn and pass. The centre-back pairing also deserved credit for a composed defensive display, winning aerial duels and stepping out to intercept passes before Levadiakos could build momentum. In goal, the Iraklis goalkeeper made two important saves in the second half to preserve the clean sheet.

For Levadiakos, the central midfielder worked tirelessly and tried to drive his team forward, but he was often isolated. The visitors’ best player was arguably their right-back, who defended well one-on-one and delivered several dangerous crosses that went unrewarded.

Greek Super League table impact

The three points lift Iraklis into a more comfortable position in the Greek Super League standings, keeping them in touch with the European qualification places. For Levadiakos, the defeat is a setback in their bid to climb away from the lower half of the table. The result also extends Iraklis’s strong home record, while Levadiakos continue to search for consistency away from home.

With the season moving into a crucial phase, Iraklis will take confidence from a performance that was both controlled and ruthless. Levadiakos, meanwhile, must regroup quickly if they are to avoid being dragged into a relegation battle.