Euro 2012: Goal.com looks at the cities and stadiums that will host the finals in Poland and Ukraine

1 Dec 2011 10:28:00


 EURO2012
 HOST CITIES



POLAND

Gdansk


Population: 455,830
Stadium: PGE Arena Gdansk
Stadium Capacity: 40,000
Major Clubs: Lechia Gdansk

Read more on the PGE Arena Gdansk






Poznan


Population: 556,022
Stadium: Municipal Stadium
Stadium Capacity: 45,000
Major Clubs: Lech Poznan

Read more on the Municipal Stadium





Warsaw


Population: 1,716,855
Stadium: National Stadium
Stadium Capacity: 58,145
Major Clubs: Legia Warsaw, Polonia Warsaw

Read more on the National Stadium






Wroclaw


Population: 632,996
Stadium: Municipal Stadium
Stadium Capacity: 42,771
Major Clubs: Slask Wroclaw

Read more on the Municipal Stadium






UKRAINE



Donetsk


Population: 975,959
Stadium: Donbass Arena
Stadium Capacity: 51,504
Major Clubs: Shakhtar Donetsk, Metalurg Donetsk

Read more on the Donbass Arena






Kharkiv


Population: 1,449,000
Stadium: Metalist Stadium
Stadium Capacity: 41,000
Major Clubs: Metalist Kharkiv, FC Kharkiv

Read more on the Metalist Stadium





Kiev


Population: 2,797,553
Stadium: Olympic Stadium
Stadium Capacity: 69,004
Major Clubs: Dynamo Kiev, Arsenal Kiev

Read more on the Olympic Stadium






Lviv


Population: 760,000
Stadium: Arena Lviv
Stadium Capacity: 34,000
Major Clubs: Kaparty Lviv

Read more on the Arena Lviv

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