Olympic Stadium - Kiev
The Olympic Stadium is the largest of the venues being used for the European Championships and has undergone a full makeover, which included building a transparent roof. The finishing touches have now been made and in early November 2011 the stadium held its first match since the revamp - a thrilling 3-3 draw between Ukraine and Germany.
The Olympic Stadium stadium is located in Kiev - the capital city of the Ukraine - and has a capacity of 70,050.
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Euro 2012 Matches
The venue will be used for a few Group D matches, a quarter-final and the grand final on 1st July 2012:
- Ukraine v Sweden - Monday, 11th June (BBC 1, 19:45)
- Sweden v England - Friday, 15th June (BBC 1, 19:45)
- Sweden v France - Tuesday, 19th June (ITV 1, 19:45)
- England v Italy - Sunday, 24th June (19:45)
- Euro 2012 Final - Sunday 1st July.
Distances to other Euro 2012 venues:
Metalist Stadium, Kharkiv – 311 miles (500km)
Ukraina Stadium, Lviv – 342 miles (550km)
Donbass Arena, Donetsk – 466 miles (750km)
National Stadium, Warsaw – 497 miles (800km)
Municipal Stadium, Wroclaw – 715 miles (1,150km)
City Stadium, Poznan – 684 miles (1,100km)
PGE Arena, Gdansk – 715 miles (1,150km)
Stadium Trivia
- Field Dimensions: 104m x 72m
- Capacity: 68,000