Theodoros Kolokotronis Stadium, Football stadium in Tripoli, Greece
Theodoros Kolokotronis Stadium is a football arena in Tripoli with around 7,600 seats spread across multiple stands. The playing field is covered with natural grass and sits in the town center.
The stadium opened in 1979 and established a home for football in the city. Between 2005 and 2010 it underwent major upgrades that allowed it to meet standards for European club competitions.
The stadium is named after Theodoros Kolokotronis, a key leader in Greece's independence struggle, reflecting the town's connection to that historical moment. This naming choice made in 2012 keeps that legacy visible in daily local life.
The venue has modern changing facilities and a media center that meet European standards. Visitors will find training areas nearby and can expect good access with parking available in the surrounding area.
A special feature is the collection of banners lining the corridor to the locker rooms, each one marking a European away match. This display shows encounters with major clubs such as Tottenham, Mainz, Besiktas and Schalke, reflecting the team's journey in continental competition.
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