Poland Venues
PGE Arena
Spain will play all of their group games in the city of Gdansk on Poland's north coast, while it will also host one of the quarter-finals.
National Stadium
Sitting on the banks of Warsaw's Vistula River, this newly-built stadium will provide the venue for the opening match of Euro 2012.
Municipal Stadium
Mario Balotelli scored the first international goal at this venue in Wroclaw, which will host all of the Czech Republic's group games.
City Stadium
The home of the famous 'Poznan' celebration, the Republic of Ireland will play two group games at the ground which reopened in September 2010.
Ukraine Venues
Donbass Arena
England will play two of their group games in Donetsk and the city's stadium will also host one of the semi-finals.
Olympic Stadium
England and Sweden will meet in Kiev for their second game in Group D and it is also the venue for the Euro 2012 final on 1st July.
Arena Lviv
Euro 2012's smallest venue has been purposely built for the finals and will provide a unique atmosphere in the 'Group of Death'.
Metalist Stadium
Holland will play all of their group games in Kharkiv's local stadium, which is nicknamed the 'Spider Arena' and has undergone a £48m facelift.
