Kalamata v Iraklis

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Monday 2 Nov 2026

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19:30 Local Time

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Kalamata Municipal Stadium • 

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Kalamata FC, officially PAE Kalamata, is a professional football club based in Kalamata, in Greece’s Messinia region. Founded in 1967, the team is widely known by its nickname, “Black Storm,” and traditionally plays in black and white. Kalamata competes in Super League 2, Greece’s second-tier professional league, where it aims to secure promotion to the top-flight Super League. The club’s most notable recent achievement was winning the southern group of Gamma Ethniki, Greece’s third tier, in the 2021–22 season. Kalamata has also spent multiple seasons in the country’s top division, including a run from 1995 to 2001, building a strong following across the Peloponnese. Its home ground is the Municipal Stadium of Kalamata, a central venue used for league matches and other sporting events. The club has featured Greek and international players throughout its history, with its squads changing from season to season as it pursues success in national competitions. For supporters following Kalamata FC, the club’s league campaign, roster, match results and promotion ambitions make it one of the best-known teams in Greek regional football.

Iraklis Football Club, commonly known as Iraklis Thessaloniki, is one of Greece’s historic football teams, founded in 1908 in Thessaloniki. The club is recognized for its blue-and-white colors and long record of competing in Greek professional football, including the Super League and Super League 2. Iraklis has not won the Greek Cup, but reached the final in 1947, 1950 and 1957, achievements that remain important milestones in its history. The team plays its home matches at Kaftanzoglio Stadium, a major Thessaloniki venue opened in 1960 and capable of accommodating around 27,770 spectators. Among the club’s most celebrated players is Vassilis Hatzipanagis, an exceptionally skilled attacking midfielder who became a Greek football icon during his years with Iraklis from 1975 to 1990. The club has also developed and attracted players who contributed to its memorable campaigns across domestic competitions. With a passionate local following and more than a century of history, Iraklis remains a significant name in Greek football, combining a proud sporting tradition with the ambition to return to the country’s top division.