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UEFA To Allow Up To 9,500 Spectators At Europa League Final
Europa League: This year's Europa League final, which is scheduled to be played in the Polish city of Gdansk, was cleared by the local authorities to host 9,500 spectators.
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Lisbon Set To Host Final Stages Of Champions League: Reports
Portugal's credentials to host a Champions League mini-tournament are boosted by the fact that it has not been as badly hit by the pandemic as other western European countries, while it has no clubs left in the competition.
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Euro 2012: Four-star Germany blast Greece to reach Euro semis
Germany booked their place in the last four of Euro 2012 as Joachim Loew's side hammered Greece 4-2 on Friday after dominating their quarter-final.
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Gdansk Stadium, Gdansk
The PGE Arena Gdansk, Poland, home to Polish side Lechia Gdansk, was previously named the Baltic Arena. UEFA has assigned its capacity to 40,000 spectators. Construction of the stadium started on 2 April, 2008 and was wrapped up by 19 July, 2011. Napolean once said that Gdansk is the "key to everything". It might well be so come Euro 2012 when ...
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UEFA To Allow Up To 9,500 Spectators At Europa League Final
Europa League: This year's Europa League final, which is scheduled to be played in the Polish city of Gdansk, was cleared by the local authorities to host 9,500 spectators.
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Lisbon Set To Host Final Stages Of Champions League: Reports
Portugal's credentials to host a Champions League mini-tournament are boosted by the fact that it has not been as badly hit by the pandemic as other western European countries, while it has no clubs left in the competition.
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Euro 2012: Four-star Germany blast Greece to reach Euro semis
Germany booked their place in the last four of Euro 2012 as Joachim Loew's side hammered Greece 4-2 on Friday after dominating their quarter-final.
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Gdansk Stadium, Gdansk
The PGE Arena Gdansk, Poland, home to Polish side Lechia Gdansk, was previously named the Baltic Arena. UEFA has assigned its capacity to 40,000 spectators. Construction of the stadium started on 2 April, 2008 and was wrapped up by 19 July, 2011. Napolean once said that Gdansk is the "key to everything". It might well be so come Euro 2012 when ...
