Kostas Davourlis Stadium, Football stadium in Agyia, Patras, Greece.

Kostas Davourlis Stadium is a football ground in the Agyia district of Patras, about 3 km north of the city centre. Its horseshoe-shaped layout, completed in 1974, combines the south stand, the north stand with a roof added in 1997, and the open east curve. The pitch is surrounded by stands that together hold 11,321 seats.

Construction of the stadium began in 1935 and was completed in 1939, after which it opened for regular use. During the Greek Civil War, the facility was temporarily converted into a military camp before returning to sports activities.

The stadium hosts Panachaiki Football Club and functions as a gathering place where local fans and community members come together for matches and public events. The crowd and team traditions shape the social rhythm of this corner of the city.

The ground lies in the Agyia district, about 3 km north of Patras centre, bounded by Archbishop Makarios, Karpasias and Doiranis streets. Access and the shortage of parking spaces are the site's main problems; a large car park on the western side is only discussed and depends on securing funds.

Few visitors know that the stadium was built on land specifically purchased for this purpose in 1935, showing how deliberately the city invested in sports infrastructure. This intentional planning made it stand out from other sports venues that often developed more by chance.