| Aeghio Stadium |
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| Capacity: 4,500 (seated) |
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The
stadium is located in Aeghio (alt spelling: Egio, Aigio
or Aigion), a city of the Peloponnese, 40 km east of Patras
and 175 km west of Athens. You may use the train to get there. The
stadium itself lies in the western
edge of the city. To get there, after exiting motorway 8A, you
must drive through much of Aeghio (you'll be coming into the city
from the southeast, aiming to get to the northwest). To avoid confusion,
you may use the map provided to find your way to the stadium.
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| Built in: 1951 (Latest redevelopment in 1985) |
| Record attendance: 14,119 (Panaeghialios FC vs Olympiacos CFP - in 1963) |
| Home of: Panaeghialios FC (Football League) |
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data: Aeghio Municipal (formerly "National") Stadium
has two stands along the sides of the pitch. The west stand has plastic
seats, which were installed in 1999. It did not feature a grass pitch
until 1983, while the running track was completed in 2011 (click here
for an aerial view of the stadium prior to these latest works). Aeghio
Stadium is worth a visit, if only for its very beautiful and scenic
location.
The stadium is owned by the Municipality of Aeghio. |
| Many thanks to Giannis Drougoutis and Nikos Karageorgos for the photos featured on this page |
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