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Суперлига Греция
Время года2011–12
ЧемпионыОлимпиакос
39-й титул
ПониженныйЭрготелис
Панетоликос
Докса Драма
Лига чемпионовОлимпиакос
Панатинаикос
Лига ЕвропыАтромитос
ПАОК
Астерас Триполис
Сыгранные матчи238
Забитые голы527 (2,21 за матч)
Лучший бомбардирКевин Мираллас
(20 голов)
Самая крупная домашняя победаОлимпиакос 6–0 Докса Драма
Самая крупная победа на выездеКеркира 0–4 Олимпиакос
Левадиакос 0–4 Олимпиакос
Керкира 0–4 ПАОК
ПАС Яннина 0–4 Олимпиакос
Наивысший результатОлимпиакос 7–2 Астерас Триполис

2011-12 Суперлига Греция была 76 - й сезон высшей футбольной лиги Греции и шестой под названием Суперлиги. Сезон начался в конце августа - начале сентября 2011 года и завершился в мае 2012 года последними матчами европейского раунда плей-офф. [ необходима цитата ] « Олимпиакос» - действующие чемпионы, выигравшие 38-й чемпионат Греции в сезоне 2010–11 .

В лигу вошли 13 команд сезона 2010-11 годов и три продвинутые команды Футбольной лиги 2010-11 годов .

Команды [ править ]

Лариса , Пансеррайкос , Ираклис , Олимпиакос Волос и Кавала вылетели в конце сезона 2010–11 . Лариса и Пансеррайкос вылетели из-за их позиции в лиге в конце сезона; Ларисе пришлось вернуться в Футбольную лигу , ранее известную как Бета Этники , после шести сезонов, в то время как Пансеррайкос вылетел всего через один сезон. Олимпиакос Волос и Кавала первоначально были отнесены к Delta этники из - за продолжающегося скандала с договорными матчами , [1] , но после апелляции, обе команды требовали , чтобы их дела перепроверены. [2]Однако Комитет по профессиональному спорту отказал, и первоначальный штраф остался в силе. [3] 22 октября 2011 года, почти через два месяца после начала лиги, их заменили Докса Драма и Левадиакос . [4]

Ираклису было отказано в лицензии на сезон 2011–12 гг. Из-за неуплаченных долгов [5], и он занял последнее место в турнирной таблице. [6] Таким образом, клуб был переведен в Футбольную лигу 2011–2012 гг. , Завершив 29-летнюю гонку в высшей футбольной лиге Греции. Понижение Ираклиса в конечном итоге спасло Астераса Триполиса от понижения. [6]

Три отнесенным команды были заменены на 2010-11 Футбольной Лиги чемпионов Panetolikos , бегуны-ап PAS Джанниной и OFI через плей-офф раунд . Панетоликос вернулся на высший футбольный уровень Греции после 34 сезонов, в то время как PAS Giannina немедленно вернулась в Суперлигу.

Раунд плей-офф промоушена, первоначально запланированный на конец мая 2011 года, был перенесен на конец июля 2011 года после того, как квалифицированным командам OFI и Trikala было отказано в лицензии на сезон 2011–2012 годов. [7] Решение против OFI было отменено после того, как клуб успешно передал дело в гражданский суд, [8] что позволило стороне соревноваться в плей-офф вместе с Levadiakos , Doxa Drama и Diagoras . В конечном итоге OFI стали победителями плей-офф после того, как им было предоставлено разрешение на передачу в предпоследнем матче, поскольку их оппонент Doxa Drama не смог выставить полную команду. [8] Ираклион Таким образом, после двух сезонов клуб вернулся в Суперлигу.

Стадионы и локации [ править ]

AEK Athens Atromitos Panathinaikos Panionios
АЕК Афины
Атромитос
Панатинаикос
Паниониос
Aris Doxa PAOK
Арис
Докса
ПАОК
Asteras
Астерас
Ergotelis OFI
Эрготелис
ОФИ
Kerkyra
Керкира
Levadiakos
Левадиакос
Olympiacos
Олимпиакос
Panetolikos
Панетоликос
PAS Giannina
П. А. Янина
Skoda Xanthi
Шкода Ксанти
Расположение команд Суперлиги 2011–12 Греции
КлубМесто расположенияМесто проведенияВместимостьСредний. посещаемость [9]
AEK АфиныАфиныАфинский Олимпийский стадион "Спиридон Луи"69 618 [10]7 396
АрисСалоникиСтадион Клеантис Викелидис22 8008,126
Астерас ТриполисТриполиСтадион Астерас Триполис6 4301 919
АтромитосАфиныСтадион Перистери8 9391,721
Докса драмаСалоники [примечание 1]Стадион Кафтанцоглио [примечание 1]27 770970
ЭрготелисИраклионПанкритио стадион26 2401,172
КеркираКорфуKerkyra Stadium2,685979
LevadiakosLevadiaLevadia Municipal Stadium6,500[11]1,143
OFIHeraklionTheodoros Vardinogiannis Stadium9,088[12]3,289
OlympiacosPiraeusGeorgios Karaiskakis Stadium32,115[13]21,750
PanathinaikosAthensAthens Olympic Stadium "Spyridon Louis"69,61814,331
PanetolikosAgrinioPanetolikos Stadium5,5004,961
PanioniosAthensNea Smyrni Stadium11,700[14]2,302
PAOKThessalonikiToumba Stadium28,703[15]12,297
PAS GianninaIoanninaZosimades Stadium7,652[16]2,948
Skoda XanthiXanthiSkoda Xanthi Arena7,361[17]1,636

Notes[edit]

  1. ^ a b Temporary home stadium, until their own Doxa Drama Stadium in Drama gets a new pitch and floodlights installed. [1] (in Greek)

Managerial changes[edit]

TeamOutgoing managerManner of departureDate of vacancyPosition in tableReplaced byDate of appointment
Asteras Tripolis Óscar FernándezSacked[18]19 September 201110th Horácio Gonçalvesn/a (Caretaker)[19]
AEK Athens Manolo JiménezMutual consent[20]5 October 20113rd Nikos Kostenoglou6 October 2011[21]
Aris Sakis TsiolisMutual consent[22]31 October 201112th Michał Probierz4 November 2011[23]
Asteras Tripolis Horácio GonçalvesSacked[24]1 November 201113th Sakis Tsiolis9 November 2011[25]
Kerkyra Božidar BandovićResigned[26][27]9 November 201114th Javi Gracia13 November 2011[28]
Panionios Takis LemonisMutual consent[29]22 November 20119th Apostolos Mantzios24 November 2011[30]
PAS Giannina Stéphane DemolSacked[31]23 November 201110th Angelos Anastasiadis4 December 2011[32]
Doxa Drama Apostolos CharalampidisResigned[33]8 December 201116th Makis Katsavakis8 December 2011[33]
Aris Michał ProbierzMutual consent[34]5 January 201211th Manuel Machado16 January 2012[35]
Panetolikos Babis TennesMutual consent[36]9 February 201212th Takis Lemonis9 February 2012[37]
Kerkyra Javi GraciaSacked[38]28 March 201215th Timos Kavakas28 March 2012[39]
Panetolikos Takis LemonisMutual consent[40]11 April 201215th Giannis Dalakouras11 April 2012[40]

League table[edit]

PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification or relegation
1Olympiacos (C)3023437017+5373Qualification for the Champions League group stage
2Panathinaikos[a]3022355423+3166Qualification for the Play-offs
3PAOK3014884527+1850[b]
4Atromitos30131163226+650[b]
5AEK Athens3013983630+648
6Asteras Tripolis30136113034−445Qualification for Europa League second qualifying round[c]
7Levadiakos30116133342−939
8PAS Giannina30108123035−538
9Aris[d]301010102933−437[e]
10OFI30107132732−537[e]
11Skoda Xanthi30106143135−436
12Panionios3096152634−833
13Kerkyra3088143144−1332
14Ergotelis (R)3078152744−1729Relegation to the Football League
15Panetolikos (R)3077162337−1428
16Doxa Drama (R)3045211142−3117
Source: Super League Greece
Rules for classification: 1) points, 2) head-to-head points,[43] 3) head-to-head goal difference.[44]
If in current league table there are tied teams after applying criteria 1 to 3, they are considered to share places and listed in Greek language alphabetic order.[45]
If in final league table there are still tied teams after applying criteria 1 to 3, a decision match (or matches if they are more than two) are to be played but only in three cases: to determine the champion, to fill spots in the play-off or to determine the teams to be relegated.[46] In any other case, the final standings of tied teams are determined with a public draw[47]
(C) Champion; (R) Relegated.
Notes:
  1. ^ Panathinaikos was docked three points following severe crowd violence during a match against Olympiacos and lost the game 0–3.[41]
  2. ^ a b Head-to-head record: PAOK–Atromitos 3–1, Atromitos–PAOK 0–0.
  3. ^ AEK Athens was not licensed to play in the Europa League 2012–2013 and therefore will be replaced by the 6th placed team in the league table, which is Asteras Tripolis (which will play in the second qualifying round).
  4. ^ Aris was docked three points following an object thrown into the field during a match against Asteras Tripolis and lost the game 0–3.[42]
  5. ^ a b Head-to-head record: OFI–Aris 0–1, Aris–OFI 1–0.

Results[edit]

Home \ AwayAEKARIASTATRDDRERGKERLEVOFIOLYPATPNTPIOPAKPASXAN
AEK Athens3–02–00–00–01–01–02–11–11–12–01–01–00–22–11–1
Aris1–00–3[a]0–12–01–11–12–11–02–33–10–04–21–11–00–0
Asteras Tripolis1–11–00–01–03–00–00–12–22–00–21–02–01–02–11–1
Atromitos1–00–00–12–01–03–11–12–00–21–12–12–10–01–01–0
Doxa Drama1–11–31–00–11–10–10–20–10–00–12–10–00–21–00–2
Ergotelis1–11–12–02–22–11–00–10–12–30–20–01–02–12–11–2
Kerkyra2–21–00–02–23–12–13–24–10–40–22–30–30–41–22–0
Levadiakos0–21–10–12–21–00–14–30–20–41–02–00–04–31–12–0
OFI3–10–13–01–12–01–00–00–10–20–11–00–10–20–21–0
Olympiacos2–03–07–21–06–03–00–13–12–21–12–02–02–12–02–1
Panathinaikos3–21–03–11–01–04–01–03–03–10–3[b]4–03–00–23–13–0
Panetolikos0–25–11–01–10–22–01–10–21–00–11–10–11–12–22–0
Panionios0–12–12–01–22–02–22–02–01–30–31–21–01–20–01–1
PAOK3–00–02–33–12–02–10–03–10–00–21–33–01–01–21–0
PAS Giannina2–10–03–11–21–01–12–12–00–00–40–11–00–02–20–2
Skoda Xanthi3–40–20–13–01–04–21–01–13–11–02–30–11–00–01–2
Source: Super League Greece
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.
Notes:
  1. ^ The match between Aris and Asteras Tripolis was awarded to Asteras Tripolis after being suspended at 42nd minute (score: 0–1).
  2. ^ The match between Panathinaikos and Olympiacos was awarded to Olympiacos[41] after being suspended at 0–1 and 81 minutes due to severe crowd violence.[48]

Play-offs[edit]

In the play-off for Champions League, the four qualified teams play each other in a home and away round robin. However, they do not all start with 0 points. Instead, a weighting system applies to the teams' standing at the start of the play-off mini-league. The team finishing fifth in the Super League will start the play-off with 0 points. The fifth placed team's end of season tally of points is subtracted from the sum of the points that other teams have. This number is then divided by five.

Before the last round of matches, fifth-placed club AEK Athens earned 48 points during the regular season. Based on this number and the calculations above, Panathinaikos as runners-up began the playoffs with four points ((66–48)/5 = 3.6, rounded to 4) while P.A.O.K. and Atromitos started with zero points each ((50–48)/5 = 0.4, rounded to 0).

PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualificationPAOAEKATRPAOK
2Panathinaikos631254+114Qualification for the Champions League third qualifying round1–01–12–0
3AEK Athens630375+29Ineligible for the 2012–13 European competitions.[a]2–03–22–0
4Atromitos62226608Qualification for the Europa League play-off round[a][b]0–11–01–1
5PAOK621336−37Qualification for the Europa League third qualifying round[a][b]1–01–00–1
Source: Superleague Greece: Standings and Schedule
Rules for classification: Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) head-to-head points; 3) head-to-head goal difference; 4) classification of regular season.
Notes:
  1. ^ a b c AEK Athens was not licensed to play in the Europa League 2012–2013 and therefore was replaced by the 6th placed team in the league table, Asteras Tripolis, qualified for the second qualifying round. This means that PAOK qualified for the third qualifying round of the Europa League and Atromitos to the Europa League play-offs.
  2. ^ a b Atromitos lost the final of the 2011–12 Greek Football Cup against Champions League-qualified team Olympiacos. As a consequence, the three Europa League spots were distributed by the final standings of this group.

Season statistics[edit]

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External links[edit]

  • Official website (in Greek)