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Pankritio Stadio, home stadium of Greece
Greece

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Founded

1926

Venue

Pankritio Stadio

City

Iraklio (Heraklion)

Capacity

26,400

Surface

grass

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Squad

Anastasios Douvikas

Anastasios Douvikas

Attacker
9
Fotis Ioannidis

Fotis Ioannidis

Attacker
8
Charalampos Kostoulas

Charalampos Kostoulas

Attacker
19
Georgios Masouras

Georgios Masouras

Attacker
7
Vangelis Pavlidis

Vangelis Pavlidis

Attacker
14
Andrews Tetteh

Andrews Tetteh

Attacker
11
Christos Tzolis

Christos Tzolis

Attacker
10
Anastasios Bakasetas

Anastasios Bakasetas

Midfielder
11
Konstantinos Karetsas

Konstantinos Karetsas

Midfielder
19
Giannis Konstantelias

Giannis Konstantelias

Midfielder
18
Konstantinos Koulierakis

Konstantinos Koulierakis

Midfielder
3
Dimitrios Kourbelis

Dimitrios Kourbelis

Midfielder
6
Petros Mantalos

Petros Mantalos

Midfielder
20
Christos Mouzakitis

Christos Mouzakitis

Midfielder
8
Manolis Siopis

Manolis Siopis

Midfielder
23
Nectarios Triantis

Nectarios Triantis

Midfielder
18
Christos Zafeiris

Christos Zafeiris

Midfielder
16
Dimitrios Giannoulis

Dimitrios Giannoulis

Defender
22
Pantelis Hatzidiakos

Pantelis Hatzidiakos

Defender
17
Konstantinos Mavropanos

Konstantinos Mavropanos

Defender
4
Giannis Michailidis

Giannis Michailidis

Defender
4
Panagiotis Retsos

Panagiotis Retsos

Defender
5
Lazaros Rota

Lazaros Rota

Defender
15
Konstantinos Tsimikas

Konstantinos Tsimikas

Defender
21
Georgios Vagiannidis

Georgios Vagiannidis

Defender
2
Christos Mandas

Christos Mandas

Goalkeeper
13
Konstantinos Tzolakis

Konstantinos Tzolakis

Goalkeeper
12
Odysseas Vlachodimos

Odysseas Vlachodimos

Goalkeeper
1

Trophies

UEFA European Championship

2004 Portugal

1xWinner

UEFA European Championship Qualifiers

2004 Portugal

1xWinner

Greece

The Greece national football team, governed by the Hellenic Football Federation (founded 1906), achieved one of the greatest upsets in football history by winning UEFA Euro 2004 in Portugal as 150-1 outsiders. Under coach Otto Rehhagel, Greece played disciplined, defensive football to defeat hosts Portugal twice, including the final, to claim their only major international trophy. The Black-and-Whites qualified for the FIFA World Cup in 1994 and 2010, reaching Germany 2006 via playoffs. Legendary players include Nikos Anastopoulos, Kostas Katsouranis, Theodoros Zagorakis, and Angelos Charisteas, who scored the Euro 2004 final winner. In recent years, Greece have been in a rebuilding phase, competing in UEFA Nations League alongside World Cup qualifying campaigns, with a generation of new players pushing for renewed success.