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Euro 2008 Venues

Euro 2008 First Round matches will be hosted by eight different stadiums across Austria and Switzerland, from 7 June to 18 June. Euro 2008 venues for the Quarter Finals and Semi Finals include Basel’s St. Jakob Park Stadium and the Ernst Happel Stadium in Vienna. The long-awaited UEFA Euro 2008 Final will be held on Sunday 29 June, at Vienna’s Ernst Happel Stadium.

St. Jakob Park Stadium

St. Jakob Park Stadium in Basel, Switzerland is the Euro 2008 venue that will see the opening First Round Euro 2008 match between Switzerland and Germany on 7 June. It will also play host to two of the four Quarter Finals, and, on 25 June, to one of the two Euro 2008 Semi Finals. The stadium has a capacity of 33,200, with 9,000 standing places.

Date

Match

Time (CET; 1 hr ahead of UK time)

7 June

First Round: Switzerland v Germany (A2)

6:00 PM

11 June

First Round: Switzerland v A4

8:45 PM

15 June

First Round: Switzerland v A3

8:45 PM

19 June

Quarter Final: Basle winner group A v group B runner-up

8:45 PM

21 June

Quarter Final: Basle winner group C v group D runner-up

8:45 PM

25 June

Semi Final: Basle A v B

8:45 PM

For more information about the format of the Euro 2008 competition – including how teams are divided into groups – visit our Euro 2008 Format page.

Ernst Happel Stadium

Ernst Happel Stadium in Vienna, Austria will host the UEFE Euro 2008 Final, as well as a Semi Final, and two of the four Quarter Finals. The stadium boasts a massive 49,000 seats.

Date

Match

Time (CET; 1 hr ahead of UK time)

8 June

First Round: Vienna Austria v B2

6:00 PM

12 June

First Round: Vienna Austria v B4

8:45 PM

16 June

First Round: Vienna Austria v B1

8:45 PM

20 June

Quarter Final: Vienna winner group B v group A runner-up

8:45 PM

22 June

Quarter Final: Vienna winner group D v group C runner-up

8:45 PM

26 June

Semi Final: Vienna C v D

8:45 PM

29 June

Euro 2008 Final

8:45 PM

Each of the following Euro 2008 venues will play host to three First Round matches:

Stade de Suisse Wankdorf in Berne, Switzerland

9 June at 8:45 PM: Berne C1 v C2

13 June at 8:45 PM: Berne C1 v C4

17 June at 8:45 PM: Berne C1 v C3

Stade de Genève in Geneva, Switzerland

7 June at 8:45 PM: Geneva A3 v A4

11 June at 6:00 PM: Geneva A2 v A3

15 June at 8:45 PM: Geneva A4 v A2

Tivoli Neu Stadium in Innsbruck, Austria

10 June at 6:00 PM: Innsbruck D3 v D4

14 June at 6:00 PM: Innsbruck D2 v D3

18 June at 8:45 PM: Innsbruck D4 v D2

Wörthersee Stadium Hypo Arena in Klagenfurt, Austria

8 June at 8:45 PM: Klagenfurt B3 v B4

12 June at 6:00 PM: Klagenfurt B2 v B3

16 June at 8:45 PM: Klagenfurt B4 v B2

Wals Siezenheim Stadium in Salzburg, Austria

10 June at 8:45 PM: Salzburg D1 v D2

14 June at 8:45 PM: Salzburg D1 v D4

18 June at 8:45 PM: Salzburg D1 v D3

Letzigrund Stadium in Zurich, Switzerland

9 June at 6:00 PM: Zurich C3 v C4

13 June at 6:00 PM: Zurich C2 v C3

17 June at 8:45 PM: Zurich C4 v C2

Excitement will mount at each of the Euro 2008 venues until the day of the Final, when football fans everywhere watch the UEFA champion teams in action and football madness reaches a fever pitch.

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