Panetolikos Stadium, Soccer stadium in Agrinio, Greece

Panetolikos Stadium is a football ground in the Klepaitika district of Agrinio, on Prousiotissis street near the old hospital. It has three stands: a main west stand from the 1970s, a small east stand built in the mid-1950s and later covered and expanded, and a south stand added after promotion to the Super League. Capacity is 7,321 all-seated.

Football has been played on the site since 1930, but the first stand, the small eastern one, was only built in the mid-1950s. The main western stand followed in the 1970s, after which the ground received little attention and fell into disrepair. New owners took over the club in 2005 and began a complete reconstruction, and after promotion to the Super League a southern stand of about 1,400 seats was added along Prousiotissis street.

The stadium has been the home of Panetolikos Football Club since its opening and shapes the sporting identity of the city. Supporters have cultivated their traditions here and backed their team across generations.

The stadium is located in northern Agrinio near an old hospital, right on Prousiostissis Street. It has team offices, a retail shop, and a cafe available for visitors.

During a match against Olympiacos Piraeus in 1977, more spectators packed the stadium than it was designed to hold. This event remains proof of the passionate support from the local community.