1. Andreas Govas was born on 21 July 1989 and is an Australian former footballer.
16 Facts About Andreas Govas
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Andreas Govas played for Greece's national youth team with Greek-Australians Dean Bouzanis and Paul Giannou.
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On 12 November 2007, Andreas Govas appeared for the Academy team in another game.
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On 17 December 2007, Andreas Govas made his last appearance of the year in a game for Portsmouth's Academy.
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On 21 April 2008, Andreas Govas appeared for the Academy team and made his last appearance for the club.
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In July 2008, Andreas Govas transferred to Greek club Apollon Kalamarias.
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In January 2010 Andreas Govas signed for Greek Superleague Club AO Kavala where he joined fellow Australians; Zeljko Kalac, Apostolos Giannou, Craig Moore and Robert Stambolziev.
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Andreas Govas played an important role throughout the season helping Kalloni FC gain automatic promotion to the Greek Superleague for the first time in the club's history.
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In February 2014, Andreas Govas signed for National Premier League club Oakleigh Cannons FC under coach Miron Bleiberg.
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In November 2014, Andreas Govas signed for his childhood football club Heidelberg United in the National Premier League.
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On 15 June 2016 Andreas Govas left the Bergers mid-season for league counterparts FC Bulleen Lions.
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In 2017 Andreas Govas signed for National Premier League club Port Melbourne SC and was one of the best players throughout the 2017 season scoring numerous long bombs along the way.
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In 2018 Andreas Govas signed for National Premier League club Heidelberg United FC.
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In July 2008, Andreas Govas was listed in a group of Australian footballers aged between 16 and 22 known as "the lost boys", including Paul Giannou, Robert Stambolziev and Dean Bouzanis, who were likely to play for or had played for national teams of the country of their heritage.
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Andreas Govas was a part of the Australia U-20 team that participated in and won the 2008 ASEAN Youth Championship.
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Andreas Govas was a part of the Australia U-20 team that competed at the AFC U-19 Championship 2008.