STADIUMS AND TRAINING FACILITIES
Pan-Peloponnesian Stadium
This stadium met the standards for the World Deaf Football Championship and therefore is passed fit. This will be used as the biggest stadium, for the Men Final and both the opening and closing ceremonies. The Panpeloponnesian Stadium was used in the 2004 Olympic Games, hosting part of the football tournament (six men's games, including a quarter-final, and five women's matches, of which one quarter-final and one semifinal). It was for this reason that a large scale upgrading of the facilities was decided.
- The facility accommodates
- Viewing platform
- Floodlights
- 2 changing rooms
- Officials changing rooms
- Refreshment facilities
- Adequate parking
Panachaiki Stadium
This stadium met the standards for the World Deaf Football Championship and therefore is passed fit. This will be used as the second main stadium and for the Women Final.
The court belongs to the famous team "Panachaiki". It is located 10 minutes far away from the centre of Patra.
Capacity: 11,321 (all seated)
- The facility accommodates
- Viewing platform
- Floodlights
- 2 changing rooms
- Officials changing rooms
- Refreshment facilities
- Adequate parking
Thiella Stadium 1
This stadium met the standards for the World Deaf Football Championship and therefore is passed fit. This will be used as the third stadium, for throughout the championship.
The court is located out of the centre of Patra (distance: 15 minutes). You can approach it easy, through the ring road
Capacity: 1,985 (seated)
Go on for another 1.2 km and you will see the Panpeloponnesian Stadium on your left. The road splits in two 200m after the stadium.
- The facility accommodates
- Viewing platform
- Floodlights
- 2 changing rooms
- Officials changing rooms
- Refreshment facilities
- Adequate parking
Thiella Stadium 2
This stadium met the standards for the World Deaf Football Championship and therefore is passed fit. It is next to Thiella #1 stadium. This will be used for only four days throughout the championship.
- The facility accommodates
- Viewing platform
- 2 changing rooms
- Officials changing rooms
- Refreshment facilities
- Adequate parking
University Stadium
This stadium met the standards for the World Deaf Football Championship and therefore is passed fit. This will be used as the fourth stadium, for throughout the championship.
- The facility accommodates
- Viewing platform
- Floodlights
- 2 changing rooms
- Officials changing rooms
- Refreshment facilities
- Adequate parking
Ancillary Stadium
This stadium met the standards for the World Deaf Football Championship and therefore is passed fit. It is next to Pan-Peloponnesian stadium. This will be used for only four days throughout the championship.
- The facility accommodates
- Viewing platform
- 2 changing rooms
- Officials changing rooms
- Refreshment facilities
- Adequate parking
Prevedos Stadium
This stadium met the standards for the World Deaf Football Championship and therefore is passed fit. This will be used for only two days throughout the championship.
- The facility accommodates
- Viewing platform
- 2 changing rooms
- Officials changing rooms
- Refreshment facilities
- Adequate parking
Kamares Stadium
This stadium met the standards for the World Deaf Football Championship and therefore is passed fit. This will be used for only two days throughout the championship.
- The facility accommodates
- 2 changing rooms
- Officials changing rooms
- Refreshment facilities
- Adequate parking
Training Venues: All the above training venues are on astroturf surfaces. This was a compromise agreed with the HAFD to ensure that all championship matches will be played on grass surfaces. All training venues must be scheduled and equally provided to all teams prior to matches. An hour slot (at least) will be made available to each team for use every day.
