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Rock concert opens Poland's main Euro 2012 stadium [Jan 30, 2012] Thousands of football fans attended a rock concert and fireworks display Sunday to celebrate the opening of Poland's new National Stadium where the 2012 European Championship will kick off in June. The 58,000-capacity Warsaw stadium was built specially for Euro 2012 at the cost of 2 billion zlotys ($600 million). [via YahooNews] More >>

Poland's main Euro 2012 stadium opens with fireworks and rock concert [Jan 29, 2012] WARSAW, Poland - Thousands of football fans are attending a rock concert and fireworks display Sunday to celebrate the opening of Poland's new National Stadium where the 2012 European Championship will kick off in June. [via YahooNews] More >>

Warsaw train station toilets get facelift for Euro 2012 [Jul 17, 2011] WARSAW, Poland - Thousands of football fans expected for next year's European Football Championship in Poland will enjoy new stadiums and roads but they will also get something extra: fancy toilets at Warsaw's main train station. [via YahooNews] More >>

Warsaw train station toilets get facelift for Euro 2012 [Jul 14, 2011] WARSAW, Poland - Thousands of football fans expected for next year's European Football Championship in Poland will enjoy new stadiums and roads but they will also get something extra: fancy toilets at Warsaw's main train station. [via YahooNews] More >>

Warsaw train station toilets get facelift for Euro 2012 [Jul 14, 2011] WARSAW, Poland - Thousands of football fans expected for next year's European Football Championship in Poland will enjoy new stadiums and roads but they will also get something extra: fancy toilets at Warsaw's main train station. [via YahooNews] More >>

POLISH CHIEF IN SAFETY PLEDGE [Jun 09, 2011] Lato - apologises for behaviour of Poland fans. Polish Football Association president Grzegorz Lato has apologised for the recent behaviour of Polish football fans, but insists the hooliganism problem will be eradicated before the country's co-hosting of the European Championships next summer. [via YahooNews] More >>

POLISH CHIEF IN SAFETY PLEDGE [Jun 09, 2011] Lato - apologises for behaviour of Poland fans. Polish Football Association president Grzegorz Lato has apologised for the recent behaviour of Polish football fans, but insists the hooliganism problem will be eradicated before the country's co-hosting of the European Championships next summer. [via YahooNews] More >>

Hooligans from Euro 2012 co-host Poland worry UEFA [Mar 30, 2011] Hooliganism was causing a "huge image problem" for European Championship co-host Poland and every round of league matches was marred by trouble, a UEFA executive said on Wednesday. Ahead of the influx of football fans in the country next year, the Polish authorities have vowed to adopt a zero tolerance toward hooliganism. [via YahooNews] More >>

Poland scrambles to accommodate Euro-2012 fans [Mar 01, 2011] With football fans set to provide a hefty boost to tourism into Poland for the Euro 2012 championships, organisers are scrambling to make sure the four cities hosting games will be able to find accommodation for them all. [via YahooNews] More >>