The Hellenic Football Federation has released match tickets for Greece's upcoming UEFA Nations League home fixture against Serbia at the Panthessaliko Stadium in Volos.
The Group 2 encounter is scheduled to kick off at 9:45pm on Monday, 16 November, as the Greek national team concludes its group stage campaign on home soil.
In an official announcement, the federation urged supporters to secure their seats through its online booking service and back the squad in its pursuit of a historic milestone. The governing body said fan attendance would prove vital as Greece seeks to reach the quarter-final stage of the UEFA Nations League for the first time in the country's history.
The federation stated that Greece has enjoyed an outstanding run in League A, competing against traditional football powers Germany, the Netherlands, and Serbia. Backing from home supporters in Volos, the federation added, will provide the squad with the extra push needed to finish the group in the best possible manner and target further success in the competition, calling on supporters to deliver another sellout crowd.
Ticket prices and stadium seating
All ticket sales are being handled exclusively through the online platform Pame Ethniki. The federation noted that listed admission prices do not include administrative handling fees charged by ticketing provider Ticketmaster.
Standard tickets are priced across four tiers depending on stadium location. The lowest priced regular tickets cost 15 euros and are valid for gates 1, 2, 3-4, 5, 6-7, 8, 9-10, 11, 12, 31, 32, 33-34, 35, 36-37, 38, 39, 40-42, and 41. No discounted child tickets are available in these sections.
Seats in gates 13, 14, 29, 30, 43-44, 45-46, 53-54, and 55-56 cost 20 euros for general admission and 10 euros for children. In gates 16, 17, 26, 27, 47-48, and 51-52, regular admission is 25 euros, with child tickets also priced at 10 euros. Premium seats in gates 20, 23, 25, and 49-50 are set at 30 euros for adults and 15 euros for children.
Purchase rules and stadium admission
The federation has placed a limit of one ticket per individual buyer. Children do not receive free admission and must hold a valid match ticket while being accompanied into the ground by an adult. Discounted rates for children aged 15 and under require buyers to select the child category during checkout and enter the child's valid AMKA social security number.
Once an online purchase is completed, the ticket is delivered directly to the email address provided during registration. Spectators can enter the Panthessaliko Stadium by scanning the digital QR code on a mobile phone or by presenting a printed paper copy according to the instructions on the ticket.
Supporters will not be required to verify tickets through the Greek government digital wallet application, Gov.gr Wallet, nor upload tickets to the app. However, match organisers have asked all ticket holders to carry valid photographic identification to the stadium.
Venue and competition background
The Panthessaliko Stadium, situated in the coastal city of Volos in central Greece, opened in 2004 as an Olympic football venue and has regularly staged major domestic cup finals and international matches. It provides a regional host venue outside the capital of Athens for Greek national team fixtures.
The UEFA Nations League top tier features Europe's premier international teams divided into four-team groups in League A. Under the tournament structure, the top two teams in each group advance to a two-legged quarter-final round, placing Greece within reach of the knockout stages.
