Georgios Kamaras Stadium, Football stadium in Rizoupoli, Athens, Greece.
The Georgios Kamaras Stadium is a sports facility in Rizoupoli with a natural grass field and seating areas distributed across its stands for around 15,000 spectators. The structure includes different sections to accommodate visitors during matches and events.
The stadium was built in 1948 and has been used by local clubs for their matches over the decades. Major renovations took place in 2002 when a larger club temporarily relocated here while their own facility was under construction.
The stadium carries the name of Georgios Kamaras, a former player of Apollon Smyrnis FC, and this naming reflects the club's connection to local football tradition. For supporters, the venue represents a gathering place tied to the team's story and community bonds.
The stadium is best reached via the Ano Patisia metro station, which provides a direct connection to the grounds. It is wise to allow extra time for travel, particularly on days when large crowds are expected for matches.
The venue experienced its peak attendance during the 1970s when local clubs drew large crowds for their matches. Those memories remain vivid for supporters who witnessed football during that era.
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