| Pyrgos Stadium |
| Capacity: 6,750 (all-seater) |
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The
stadium is located in the city of Pyrgos (in the Peloponnese) 300
km south-west of Athens. Pyrgos is just a few km away from ancient
Olympia, where the Olympic Games were born in 776 B.C. The city does
not have an airport, but is easily accesible by train. However, if
you drive to Pyrgos, the stadium will be the first thing you will
see, as it is located next to the Patras-Pyrgos motorway. If you're
going to the stadium from the city centre, follow the road to Patras
and cross the rails; the stadium is only 400m away.
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| Built in: 1978 |
| Record attendance: 8,871 (Olympiacos CFP vs Apollon FC - in 1991) |
| Home of: Paniliakos FC (Prefectural League) |
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More
data: The floodlights and all the plastic red-white seats were
installed in August 2000 (previous capacity: 8,500). Away fans are
usually allocated the east curve (shown above), while Paniliakos fans
sit mostly at the opposite, on the side of the Patras-Pyrgos motorway.
The stadium is right next to the Pyrgos
Indoor Hall (see also next photo).
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| Pyrgos Stadium is owned by the Municipality of Pyrgos. |
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