PAOK traveled to Denmark in determined mood, played good football, dominated the pitch and managed to leave the Parken Stadium with a very important away win that puts the club in the driving seat for the battle for first place in the group.

The Double-headed Eagle received a numerical advantage early on, scored two goals in the first half, and showed good management of the match. Even when in the final stages the hosts reduced the deficit and went all out to try and get a draw, PAOK’s concentration remained intact and the visitors celebrated a deserved 2-1 win.

The major protagonist of the match was Andrija Zivkovic . Zile scored one goal and provided the assist for the other goal, while he was a source of constant danger throughout and was the player that stole possesssion high up the pitch that subsequently led to the dismissal of Copenhagen goalkeeper Grabara. In general, the Serb was on song, helping the team all over the pitch and put in the kilometers to contribute to a vital three-point haul.

In the online poll for the Fans’ Man of the Match, A. Zivkovic received 49.62% of the votes to claim the individual award.

In second place was Anderson Esiti, who produced arguably his best appearance in a PAOK jersey, dominating the midfield, and the podium was completed by Alexandros Paschalakis, who again was always there whenever the team needed him.