Euro 2012 Stadiums
There will be eight venues of the 2012 European Championships which will be split equally between the hosts Poland and Ukraine. A total of 31 matches will be played in Euro 2012, with the Ukraine hosting 16matches and Poland hosting 15.
The stadiums used for European Championships are the best on offer in the host countries and are often state of the art stadia offering the best facilities and large capacities for the finals going to watch the matches.
Both countries have endured a contentious build-up so far, with reports of crumbling stadiums, construction delays and renovation problems. However, by the time June 2012 comes around hopefully everything will be in place.
Euro 2012 Venues in Poland
Warsaw National Stadium
Capacity - 55,920
Poznan - Municipal Stadium
Capacity - 45,830
Wroclaw - Stadium in Maslice
Capacity - 42,771
Gdansk - PGE Arena Gdansk
Capacity - 44,000
Euro 2012 Venues in the Ukraine
Kiev - NSK Olimpiyskyi
Capacity - 69,004
Donetsk - Donbass Arena
Capacity - 51,504
Lviv - New Stadium
Capacity - 33,500
Kharkiv - Metalist Stadium
Capacity - 41,411
