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Arena Egnatia

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Egnatia vs Vora
Mon 08 Dec 2025 15:00

Established
0 (2025 years old)

Capacity
4,267

Build Cost
$2 million

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Country
Albania

Location
Rrogozhinë, Tirana County, Albania

Timezone
UTC +01:00 Central European Time (CET)

Coordinates
41°04′36.5″N 19°39′41.9″E

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Upcoming
08 Dec	Egnatia	-	Vora
08 Dec	Besa Kava	-	Burreli
20 Dec	Egnatia	-	Partizani
21 Dec	Besa Kava	-	Iliria Fus
18 Jan	Egnatia	-	Elbasani
24 Jan	Besa Kava	-	Skënderbe
31 Jan	Egnatia	-	Tirana
Results
04 Dec	Egnatia	0 - 1	Flamurtari
28 Nov	Besa Kava	3 - 1	Korabi Pes
22 Nov	Egnatia	5 - 1	Bylis
08 Nov	Besa Kava	0 - 0	Laçi
04 Nov	Egnatia	2 - 2	Vllaznia S
29 Oct	Besa Kava	3 - 1	Kukësi
28 Oct	Egnatia	1 - 0	Teuta Durr

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Egnatia Arena (Albanian: Arena Egnatia) is a multi-purpose stadium in Rrogozhinë, Albania. It was previously known as the Hasan Zyla Stadium. It is used for football matches and is the home ground of Egnatia. Its capacity is 4267 spectators.

History
The stadium has been used to host international matches for the Albania national under-19 football team and the Albania women's national under-19 football team.

Egnatia Arena underwent renovations in 2021 to rebuild it with a capacity of 2,400 seats in order to meet FIFA standards. The renovation was estimated to cost $2 million. During the start of the 2023–24 Kategoria Superiore, the pitch of the Egnatia Arena was resown and relaid. During this time KF Egnatia played their home games in Tirana but returned to the stadium in October 2023 after requesting permission from the Albanian Football Federation (AFF) to return ahead of schedule, which was approved. It subsequently hosted a 2024-25 UEFA Conference League qualifying between Egnatia and Vikingur Reykjavik from Iceland.

In 2023, Egnatia Arena was selected by the AFF as one of the host venues for the 2025 UEFA European Under-17 Championship. This selection was made, despite the stadium not meeting UEFA criteria at the time. As a result, the AFF invested in renovating the stadium. This included complete reconstruction of the stands as well as improvement in the stadium lighting. The newly-renovated stadium was subsequently inspected and approved by UEFA delegates in January 2025. Egnatia Arena was constructed to meet UEFA stadium category three. One of the new stands was named the "Rafael Duamena stand" after Raphael Dwamena, whom had died the previous year whilst playing for Egnatia.


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