An extremely important game, the result of which may also decide this year’s champion if the Larnaca team does not win. The match has a double significance for Havi Rothada’s group. First of all, she wants the three points to stay on course for the championship (she will reduce to -5) but at the same time to ensure, to a very large extent, her participation in the European competitions of the next season. As the situation has developed in the first positions of the standings, AEK’s realistic goal is to exit Europe. That, of course, doesn’t mean she won’t chase whatever chances she has left for the title. Hence tonight’s game is considered crucial. At the same time, however, AEK will aim for the three points to stop the streak of the last seven official games (six for the championship and one for the cup) against Omonia without a win. The absences of key football players are in the everyday life of the technical leadership. Idiaketh learned to live with absences, so does Rothada. Out of the plans are Chacon, Cabrera, Amin and Saborit. On the contrary, Ekpolo participated normally in the last training sessions and is available. The presence of the Nigerian defender facilitates Rothada’s plan if he wants to line up (again) the team with three stoppers. In such a case, a possible AEK line-up would consist of Alomerovic, P. Ioannou, Garcia or Hairo, Ekpolo, Roberge, Milicevic, Ledes, Pons, Rodin, Ivanovic and Bayic.