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Pafos FC kept their place at the top of the table beating 2-1 APOEL at Stelios Kyriakidis Stadium .

Muamer Tankovic opened the scoring for Pafos in the 50th minute. APOEL equalized in the 61st minute with a goal by Stefan Drazic, but Pafos managed a second goal in the 89th minute with Joao Correa.

Elsewhere on Sunday night, Aris comfortably defeated AEL 3-0 and is in second place with 26 points, 5 points behind the leaders Pafos.

In the other evening match on Sunday, Anorthosis defeated EN Paralimniou 3-2.

In the match between Ethnikos Achna and Omonia Aradippou at the Ethnikos Achna Stadium, neither team managed to open the score.

AEK won 2-0 against Karmiotissa at “AEK Arena” in a match that concluded the 11th matchday of the Cyprus League by Stoiximan.

AEK returned to winning, which raised them to 4th place in the standings with 21 points, surpassing APOEL.

Angelski opened the scoring in the 17th minute and Garcia made the final score in the 81st minute.

Jovetic the Montenegrin captain’s first goal for Omonia arrived only three minutes after he entered the game, and at the end he crowned the victory of Omonia Nicosia with a win over Apollon (3:1) with an assist.

The captain of Montenegro scored from the penalty spot, and later set up a goal in the match in which his Omonia beat Apollon from Limassol

Jovetić’s first goal in Cyprus arrived in the 49th minute for 1:0, after entering the game at the start of the second half.

Apollon’s goalkeeper Demetri Demetriou read in which angle the Montenegrin footballer would shoot, and even made an excellent save, but there was no defence for a return precise shot on the ground and near the post.

Omonia quickly reached 2:0 when the Pole Marijuš Stepinski scored, Apollon managed to score towards the finish through Diego Doregaraj, but Jovetić put an end to the game with an assist and Andrenikos Kokoulis with a goal in the 97th minute.

After 11 matches, Omonia Nicosia is in third place with 22 points, nine less than the leaders Paphos.