| Kozani Stadium |
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| Capacity: 4,000 (seated) |
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Location:
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The stadium is located in Kozani, a city in the region of Macedonia,
490 km north of Athens and 115 km west of Thessaloniki. Kozani has
an airport, but you may also get there by train. The stadium itself
is located in the southwest part of the city, on the road that leads
to Lefkopigi, Aeani and Siatista. You may get to the stadium quite
easily by foot. It is not more than a 15 minute walk either from the
Kozani central square or the railway station.
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Built
in:1955 (Latest redevelopment in 1986)
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| Record attendance: 6,960 (Kozani FC vs Eordaikos FC - in 1983) |
| Home of: Kozani FC (C Division) |
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data: The Kozani Municipal (formerly "National") Stadium
is part of the city's sports centre, along with Kozani
Indoor Hall and the swimming hall that are located next to it.
The facilities of the stadium are very poor. It has one single stand
on the west side, the central part of which is covered by 1,000 seats.
A roof over this central part of the stand was constructed in late
2004.
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Despite
all the above (to which we should add that floodlights have also been
installed), Kozani Stadium does not manage to break away from the
rule of the "typical" Greek lower division stadium. Although
it is not in a semi-deserted state, as some other stadia of its kind
are, one cannot seriously suggest that Kozani Stadium is a positive
factor to the efforts of the local club to attract new fans.
The stadium is owned by the Municipality of Kozani. |
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All
photographs featured on this page come from the official website of
Kozani FC. Many thanks to its webmaster, Costas Tsioras, for his valuable
help in creating this presentation.
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