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For Piraeus ( Neo Faliro ) the league snapshot that was read lists only Olympiacos, with Karaiskakis Stadium and the figure 33,334. The club stadium page names the Georgios Karaiskakis Stadium, opened in 2004, with 33,505 seats, 43 skyboxes and 40 seats for wheelchair users and their escorts. It gives the pitch as 105 m by 68 m, laid in summer 2016 as hybrid turf. The access page says to leave the Green Line toward Pireus at Faliro, and it describes changes at Omonoia and Monastiraki onto that same line. The same page lists 040 from Syntagma, 101 from Elliniko, 130 from Nea Smirni and the airport line it prints as Χ95, plus journeys from Syntagma and from Voula toward the Stadium of Peace and Friendship. The contact page places the museum in the Karaiskaki Stadium, Karaoli Dimitrioy & Sofianopoulou, next to the Red Store, 185 47 Neo Faliro. The club offices, by contrast, are at Alexandra's Square, GR-185 34 Piraeus.
Only catalog entries with the city string Piraeus ( Neo Faliro ) apply. The port without that string is not counted with them. The stadium list follows the place strings Piraeus.
Documented venue in the snapshot: Karaiskakis Stadium
This published data snapshot contains no upcoming matches with fixture-level confirmed stadium assignments.
Settle Olympiacos and the date first, then the Georgios Karaiskakis Stadium, not the offices at Alexandra's Square, GR-185 34 Piraeus. For the railway, use the access page. It has the Green Line toward Pireus end at Faliro, and it describes the change at Omonoia from the Red Line and at Monastiraki from the Blue Line. It describes the suburban railway as a ride toward Pireus and then the Green Line toward Kifisia, leaving at Faliro. Beside that it lists 040 from Syntagma, 101 from Elliniko, 130 from Nea Smirni and Χ95 from the airport, plus routes from Syntagma and from Voula toward the Stadium of Peace and Friendship. The museum and the Red Store are at Karaoli Dimitrioy & Sofianopoulou, 185 47 Neo Faliro. An opened match-day window for buying a ticket is not on these pages.
The access page writes the metro exit at Faliro on the Green Line toward Pireus. From the Red Line it names the change at Omonoia, and from the Blue Line the change at Monastiraki and then the Green Line again to Faliro. It describes the suburban railway as boarding toward Pireus and then the Green Line toward Kifisia, again leaving at Faliro. The spelling Pireus is as the page prints it.
Source: Olympiacos access page
The same access page lists 040 from Syntagma, 101 from Elliniko, 130 from Nea Smirni and the airport line in the spelling Χ95. Separate from those are journeys from Syntagma and from Voula toward the Stadium of Peace and Friendship. The page does not spell the word tram beside those two destinations. A building number for the stadium is not in this list.
Source: Olympiacos access page
The contact page places the museum in the Karaiskaki Stadium, at Karaoli Dimitrioy & Sofianopoulou, next to the Red Store, 185 47 Neo Faliro, telephone 210-4817511. Thrylos S.A. is at the same corner, 185 47 Neo Faliro. The offices of Olympiacos Football Club are at Alexandra's Square, GR-185 34 Piraeus, telephone 210-4143000. The stadium page names 33,505 seats, 43 skyboxes and 40 seats for wheelchairs and escorts. The league snapshot names 33,334 seats. The museum, according to the stadium page, opened on 4 August 2025 and covers 1,200 square metres in the area around the stadium.
Source: Olympiacos contact page, Georgios Karaiskakis Stadium page, Super League Greece 2026-27 snapshot
The editorial notes were checked on 2026-09-22. Club, stadium and fixture data comes exclusively from the published D1 snapshot named above.
Wikipedia source: 2026–27 Super League Greece
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Wikipedia source: 2026–27 Super League Greece
Content edited for MatchVisit. CC BY-SA 4.0
The page describes leaving at Faliro on the Green Line, changes at Omonoia and Monastiraki, lines 040, 101, 130 and Χ95, and routes from Syntagma and Voula toward the Stadium of Peace and Friendship.
The page places the club offices at Alexandra's Square, GR-185 34 Piraeus, and the museum at Karaoli Dimitrioy & Sofianopoulou next to the Red Store, 185 47 Neo Faliro.
The page names the 2004 opening, 33,505 seats, 43 skyboxes, 40 wheelchair seats with escorts, the 105 m by 68 m pitch since summer 2016, and the museum of 4 August 2025 at 1,200 square metres.
The pinned revision lists Olympiacos under Piraeus ( Neo Faliro ) and records the ground as Karaiskakis Stadium with the figure 33,334.