Wielkopolskie

15th May 2009

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Poznan is celebrating following the confirmation of their status as a host city for Euro 2012 and it looks as though the opening of the new stadium in June 2010 will be celebrated with a friendly match between Poland and Germany.

Poznan is celebrating following the confirmation of their status as a host city for Euro 2012 and it looks as though the opening of the new stadium in June 2010 will be celebrated with a friendly match between Poland and Germany. “The fact that we will complete our stadium first is important, because it means we can open it with great pomp,” said Stefan Antkowiak, head of the Wielkopolska Football Association. Due to being one of the host nations, Poland will no ...

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