FACTBOX-Soccer-Host cities for the Euro 2020 championship

Reuters

LONDON, Sept 19 (Reuters) - Factbox on the 13 host cities and venues that will stage Euro 2020 matches. Country: Azerbaijan City: Baku Stadium: Baku Olympic Stadium Capacity: 69,870 (new stadium, completed by 2015) Matches: Three group stage games and one quarter-final Country: Belgium City: Brussels Venue: Eurostadium Capacity: 62,613 (new stadium, completed by 2018) Matches: Three group stage games and one round-of-16 match Country: Denmark City: Copenhagen Venue: Parken Stadium Capacity: 38,190 Matches: Three group stage games and one round-of-16 match Country: England City: London Venue: Wembley Stadium Capacity: 90,652 Matches: Semi-finals and final Country: Germany City: Munich Venue: Allianz Arena Capacity: 70,067 Matches: Three group stage games and one quarter-final Country: Hungary City: Budapest Venue: Ferenc Puskas Stadium Capacity: 68,156 (new stadium, completed by 2018) Matches: Three group stage games and one round-of-16 match Country: Ireland City: Dublin Venue: Aviva Stadium Capacity: 51,711 Matches: Three group stage games and one round-of-16 match Country: Italy City: Rome Venue: Stadio Olimpico Capacity: 68,993 (under renovation, work completed by 2017) Matches: Three group stage games and one quarter-final Country: Netherlands City: Amsterdam Venue: Amsterdam Arena Capacity: 53,052 Matches: Three group stage games and one round-of-16 match Country: Romania City: Bucharest Venue: National Arena Capacity: 54,851 Matches: Three group stage games and one round-of-16 match Country: Russia City: St Petersburg Venue: Zenit Arena Capacity: 61,251 (new stadium, completed by 2016) Matches: Three group stage games and one quarter-final Country: Scotland City: Glasgow Venue: Hampden Park Capacity: 52,063 Matches: Three group stage games and one round-of-16 match Country: Spain City: Bilbao Venue: San Mames Stadium Capacity: 53,289 (new stadium, completed by 2015) Matches: Three group stage games and one round-of-16 match (Complied by Michael Hann; editing by Toby Davis)