UEFA Euro 2012

The 31 games will be played in eight different cities – four in Poland, namely Warsaw, Gdańsk, Wrocław and Poznań, and four in the Ukraine, in Kiev, Lviv, Donetsk and Kharkiv, the latter having replaced Dnipropetrovsk.

Six of these cities have had a brand new stadium erected for the Championship.

• National Stadium, Warsaw; capacity 50,250; three Group A matches, one QF, one SF
• PGE Arena, Gdańsk; capacity 40,200; 3 Group C matches; one QF
• Municipal Stadium, Wroclaw; capacity 40,350; 3 Group A matches
• Municipal Stadium, Poznań; capacity 40,220; 3 Group C matches
• Olympic Stadium, Kiev; capacity 70,050; 3 Group D matches, one QF, the Final
• Donbassa Arena, Donetsk; capacity 50,450; 3 Group D matches; one QF, one SF
• Metalist Stadium, Kharkiv; capacity 35,125; three Group B matches
• Arena Lviv; capacity 32,767; 3 Group B matches

Photo credit: Илья Хохлов

The Four Groups

A – Czech Republic, Greece, Poland, Russia

B – Denmark, Germany, Netherlands, Portugal

C – Croatia, Italy, Republic of Ireland, Spain

D – England, France, Sweden, Ukraine

The 31 Matches, With Venue & Kick-off Time

Group A

8 June Poland v Greece (Warsaw) 18.00 hrs
8 June Russia v Czech Republic (Wroclaw) 20.45 hrs
12 June Greece v Czech Republic (Wroclaw) 18.00 hrs
12 June Poland v Russia (Warsaw) 20.45 hrs
16 June Czech Republic v Poland (Wroclaw) 20.45 hrs
16 June Greece v Russia (Warsaw) 20.45 hrs

Group B

9 June Netherlands v Denmark (Karkiv) 19.00 hrs
9 June Germany v Portugal (Lviv) 21.45 hrs
13 June Denmark v Portugal (Lviv) 19.00 hrs
13 June Germany v Netherlands (Karkiv) 21.45 hrs
17 June Portugal v Netherlands (Kharkiv) 21.45 hrs
17 June Denmark v Germany (Lviv) 21.45 hrs

Group C

10 June Spain v Italy (Gdansk) 18.00 hrs
10 June Republic of Ireland v Croatia (Poznan) 20.45 hrs
14 June Italy v Croatia (Poznan) 18.00 hrs
14 June Spain v Republic of Ireland (Gdansk) 20.45 hrs
18 June Croatia v Spain (Gdansk) 20.45 hrs
18 June Italy v Republic of Ireland (Poznan) 20.45 hrs

Group D

11 June England v France (Donetsk) 19.00 hrs
11 June Ukraine v Sweden (Kiev) 21.45 hrs
15 June France v Ukraine (Donetsk) 19.00 hrs
15 June England v Sweden (Kiev) 21.45 hrs
19 June England v Ukraine (Donetsk) 21.45 hrs
19 June France v Sweden (Kiev) 21.45 hrs

Quarter-finals

21 June (1) Winner of Group A v Runner-up Group B (Warsaw) 21.45 hrs
22 June (2) Winner of Group B v Runner-up Group A (Gdansk) 21.45 hrs
23 June (3) Winner of Group C v Runner-up Group D (Donetsk) 20.45 hrs
24 June (4) Winner of Group D v Runner-up Group C (Kiev) 20.45 hrs

Semi-finals

27 June Winner of QF 1 v Winner of QF 3 (Donetsk) 21.45 hrs
28 June Winner of QF 2 v Winner of QF 4 (Warsaw) 20.45 hrs

Final

1 July Winner of SF 1 v Winner of SF 2 (Kiev) 21.45 hrs.