AEK is eliminated from Champions League by Antwerp

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AEK was defeated and eliminated by Antwerp at the OPAP Arena in Athens with 1-2, but the European journey continues in the Europa League groups. 

The Belgians took the lead with Kerk in the 73rd minute, Araujo equalized in the 90th minute to send the match to extra time. In extra time, Balikwisha took advantage bringing the score to 1-2.

AEK will compete in the Europa League groups, while Antwerp will continue their amazing run.

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