 Arena Gdansk
Uefa Capacity: 40,000
Record attendance:
34,444 (KS Lechia Gdansk 1-1 MKS Cracovia Kraków on 14/08/2011)
Tenants:
KS Lechia Gdansk. Opened:
July 2011 |
 Municipal Stadium
Poznan
Uefa Capacity:
40,000
Record attendance:
45,000 (KKS Lech Poznan 0-1 RTS Widzew Lódz on 08/04/1984)
Tenants:
KS Warta Poznan, KKS Lech Poznan
Opened:
1980 (reopened September 2010)
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 National Stadium
Warsaw
Uefa Capacity:
50,000
Record attendance: 55,000*
(Poland 0-0 Portugal on 29/02/2012)
Tenants:
Polish national team
Opened:
January 2012
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 Municipal Stadium
Wroclaw
Uefa Capacity:
40,000
Record attendance: 42,771
(WKS Slask Wroclaw 1-0 KS Lechia Gdansk on 28/10/2011)
Tenants: WKS
Slask Wroclaw
Opened:
September 2011 |
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 Donbass Arena
Uefa Capacity:
50,000
Record attendance:
52,518 (1-0 v FC Dynamo Kyiv on 05/05/2010)
Tenants: FC
Shakhtar Donetsk
Opened: August
2009 |
 Metalist Stadium
Uefa Capacity:
35,000
Record attendance:
42,000 (FC Metalist Kharkiv v SC Tavriya Simferopol on 23/09/1980)
Tenants: FC
Metalist Kharkiv
Opened: 1926
(reopened Dec 2009) |
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 Olympic Stadium, Kyiv
UEFA Capacity:
60,000
Record attendance:
102,000 (2-0 FC Dynamo Kyiv v FC Bayern München on 16/03/1977)
Tenants: Ukrainian
national team
Opened:
1923 (reopened October 2011) |
 Arena Lviv
UEFA Capacity:
30,000
Record attendance: 34,000
(Ukraine 2-1 Austria on 15/11/2011)
Tenants:
FC Karpaty Lviv tbc
Opened:
October 2011 |
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