- (Gr****: Γήπεδο Απόστολος Νικολαΐδης),
commonly known as
Leoforos Alexandras Stadium or
Leoforos Stadium, is a
football stadium and multi-sport
center in...
- was built. The
Leoforos ground was due for demolition. On 27
January 2007, the
board of
Panathinaikos decided to
reuse the
Leoforos Alexandras Stadium...
-
Panathinaikos –
Olympiacos 0–3,
Leoforos Alexandras Stadium, 7 May 1939 Panathinaikos: Home:
Panathinaikos –
Olympiacos 8–2,
Leoforos Alexandras Stadium, 1 June...
- the
Olympic Stadium, in Athens,
instead of
their regular stadium, the
Leoforos Alexandras Stadium, in Athens.
Panathinaikos returned to play the remaining...
-
attending the
matches regularly and
always met at the 13th gate of the
Leoforos Alexandras Stadium. Gate 13 was also a
place for the
poorest fans and supporters...
- (Aetoloacarnania) OFI won 4–2 on aggregate. 10
January 2024 21:30 EET
Leoforos Alexandras Stadium,
Ampelokipoi Attendance:
Behind closed doors Referee:...
-
Arena had
stopped and
consequently the
plans for the
demolition of the
Leoforos Alexandras Stadium were cancelled. In 2022,
mayor of
Athens Kostas Bakogiannis...
-
Wright (Northern Ireland)
Everton won 9–2 on aggregate. 30
September 1970
Leofóros,
Athens Attendance: 18,656 Referee:
Arthur Lentini (Malta) Panathinaikos...
- Micheľ (Slovakia) Source:
RSSSF 17
September 2003 20:45 (21:45 UTC+3)
Leoforos Alexandras Stadium,
Athens Attendance: 13,583 Referee: Mike
McCurry (Scotland)...
- 1924–25 06–01–1925
Leoforos Alexandras Stadium N/A 0–2 08–03–1926
Leoforos Alexandras Stadium N/A 1–0 1925–26 03–01–1926
Leoforos Alexandras Stadium N/A...
