Cypriot First Division
FT
Friday, May 8, 2026
| 1st | 2nd | T | |
|---|---|---|---|
| KRA | 0 | 0 | 2 |
| ANO | 0 | 0 | 5 |
Antonis Papadopoulous
Head to Head
ANO leads series 1-0-1
Lineups
ANO
- Gabriel Vinicius De Oliveira FurtadoD
- Stefano SensiM
- Tamás KissM
- Michalis IoannouM
- Evagoras CharalambousF
KRA
- Yassine BahassaF
Timeline
- 5' Stefano Sensi (Anorthosis) Penalty - Scored at 5'
- 27' Yassine Bahassa (Krasava) Goal at 27'
- 48' Yassine Bahassa (Krasava) Goal at 48'
- 70' Michalis Ioannou (Anorthosis) Goal at 70'
- 73' Tamás Kiss (Anorthosis) Goal at 73'
- 82' Gabriel Vinicius De Oliveira Furtado (Anorthosis) Goal at 82'
- 87' Evagoras Charalambous (Anorthosis) Goal at 87'
Cypriot First Division News
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APOEL team doctor hospitalised after opposing fans throw objects at club's bench
Cypriot police say an APOEL team doctor was taken to the hospital after opposing fans hurled objects toward the Nicosia club's bench.
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Liverpool loan Allan to Limassol and Ryan Kent to Freiburg
Allan, 20, joined Liverpool in 2015 and was on loan at German club Hertha Berlin last season.
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Tommy Oar set for €350,000 move to Cypriot club APOEL FC
Tommy Oar is set for a return to Europe after Brisbane Roar agreed to sell the former Socceroo to Cypriot club APOEL FC.
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Four policemen injured after violent clashes with APOEL Nicosia fans
Cyprus police say two have been arrested after clashes in the stands during a Cypriot Cup quarterfinal match with light injuries for four policemen.
News
Liverpool loan Allan to Limassol and Ryan Kent to Freiburg
Allan, 20, joined Liverpool in 2015 and was on loan at German club Hertha Berlin last season.
News
Tommy Oar set for €350,000 move to Cypriot club APOEL FC
Tommy Oar is set for a return to Europe after Brisbane Roar agreed to sell the former Socceroo to Cypriot club APOEL FC.
News
Four policemen injured after violent clashes with APOEL Nicosia fans
Cyprus police say two have been arrested after clashes in the stands during a Cypriot Cup quarterfinal match with light injuries for four policemen.