Euro 2004 legend George Karagounis arrives in Sydney ahead of official tour

·

By Takis Triadafillou.

Euro 2004 legend of Greece’s national team, George Karagounis, arrived in Sydney, Australia on Thursday night ahead of his official tour this month.

Karagounis was welcomed at Sydney Kingsford Smith Airport by Nick Mouzourakis from the Football Brilliance Academy, as well as The Greek Herald and a large number of fans.

During his time in Sydney, Karagounis will be attending a charity gala dinner on Friday, October 14 at the Grand Roxy at Brighton-Le-Sands, where he will talk about his football experiences and the historic win.

Later in the month, Karagounis will be winding back the clock, putting on his boots and reliving the glory days as he partakes in the ‘Karagounis Legends Game’ at Leichhardt’s Lambert Park on Sunday, 23 October.

With gates opening at 2pm, Football Brilliance Academy and Karagounis himself will be conducting a training session for children before the charity match kick-offs at 5pm.

Karagounis’ 11 players will be playing against a mixed team of ex-football stars and current professional footballers.

READ MORE: Euro 2004 legend George Karagounis to partake in Sydney charity match.

Tickets for the Sunday, October 23 ‘Karagounis Legends Game’ are being sold individually for $25 or $100 for a family pack of 5. Tickets are available online via Eventbrite.

Advertisement

Share:

KEEP UP TO DATE WITH TGH

By subscribing you accept our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.

Advertisement

Latest News

Aaron Papazoglu granted bail after crash that killed pregnant woman in Hornsby

Aaron Papazoglu has been granted bail over the crash that killed heavily pregnant mum Samanvitha Dhareshwar, sparking deep community grief.

Emily Dimitriadis elected Mayor of Darebin

The City of Darebin has announced the election of Cr Emily Dimitriadis as Mayor and Cr Matt Arturi as Deputy Mayor. 

China rejects US suggestion that Piraeus port could be sold

China has dismissed US suggestions that Piraeus Port could be sold, calling the remarks “groundless attacks.”

Stefanos Tsitsipas fined after car clocked at 210 km/h in Athens

Tsitsipas has been fined €2,000 and had his driving licence revoked for a year after his car was recorded travelling at 210 km/h in Athens.

Christodoulides and Erhurman agree steps toward reviving Cyprus talks

Christodoulides and Erhurman held their first meeting on Thursday, agreeing on several steps aimed at cautiously reviving Cyprus talks.

You May Also Like

Italy’s foreign minister expresses doubts over feasibility of EastMed pipeline

Italy’s foreign minister on Saturday expressed concerns about the long-term feasibility of a pipeline project between Greece, Cyprus and Israel to ship gas to...

Message at 2024 NSW teachers conference: AI is threatening to destroy languages

Hundreds of teachers of community languages in New South Wales have attended and annual conference at Sydney University. Read more here.

Opinion: Open letter to all AHEPANS of NSW

The Greek Herald has received this open letter from Kyriakos (Kerry) Koliadis regarding his thoughts on AHEPA in New South Wales.