UEFA Euro 2012 stadium map

Co-hosted by Poland and Ukraine, Euro 2012 was won by Spain, who beat Italy 4-0 in Kyiv. It completed an unprecedented run of three consecutive major titles for Spain after Euro 2008 and the 2010 World Cup.

Poland and Ukraine 8 venues

Tournament venue map

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Venue details

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Donbas Arena

City: Donetsk
Capacity: Not recorded

PGE Arena Gdansk

City: Gdansk
Capacity: Not recorded

Metalist Stadium

City: Kharkiv
Capacity: Not recorded

Olympic Stadium

City: Kiev
Capacity: Not recorded

Lviv New Stadium

City: Lviv
Capacity: Not recorded

Stadion Miejski

City: Poznan
Capacity: Not recorded

National Stadium

City: Warsaw
Capacity: Not recorded

Stadion Miejski

City: Wroclaw
Capacity: Not recorded

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Ground details can change, particularly when clubs move stadium or enter a new ground-sharing arrangement. While every effort is made to keep the information accurate, please confirm the venue with the club before travelling. If you spot anything that needs updating, please let me know via Facebook or Twitter.