features in total two football grounds built to international standards (main stadium and training ground), an 8-lane track, an auxiliary 6-lane track, an indoor gym and swimming pool, multi-purpose halls for boxing, wrestling, fencing, dance, weightlifting, shooting, and tae kwon do, a rowing simulator and a physiotherapy room with sauna and hot tub. Additionally, the stadium features seminar meeting rooms, a dining room, and a showroom featuring exhibits from the 2004 Summer Olympics and 2011 Special Olympics. The complex is neighbored by the city's outdoor swimming pool and the Lido Indoor Hall. Tenants The stadium has been used as the home ground of Football League football team Ergotelis, since its opening in 2004, as their traditional home turf Nikos Kazantzakis Stadium was declared unfit for use in official matches at any level of the Greek football league system since 2004. Between 2006 and 2009, the stadium was also used by Ergotelis' rival OFI, until their original home ground, Theodoros Vardinogiannis Stadium, upgrade was done. On occasion, the Pankritio has also hosted home games of the Greece national football team, notably attracting large numbers of spectators from all over the island. Records The stadium attendance record and first ever sold-out event was set on 20 February 2005, in a Superleague match between Ergotelis and reigning champions Olympiacos with 27,950 tickets being sold. The result was a 2−1 victory for the home team. 2004 Summer Olympics Pankritio Stadium hosted six games of the men's football tournament at the 2004 Summer Olympics, and four games of the women's Olympic Football tournament. Men's tournament Women's tournament References External links Olympicproperties.gr profile Information and photos of Pankritio Stadium Sports venues completed in 2003 Sports venues in Crete Football venues in Greece Venues of the 2004 Summer Olympics Olympic football venues Buildings and structures in Heraklion Multi-purpose stadiums in Greece Athletics (track and field) venues in Greece