UEFA European Championship
- Europe
- Winner Portugal
| Club | Stadium | City | Capacity |
|---|---|---|---|
| Russia | Luzhniki Stadiumopened 1956 | Khamovniki District108,015 people | 78,360 |
| Germany | Fußball Arena Münchenopened 2005 | Munich1,488,202 people | 75,024 |
| Wales | Millennium Stadiumopened 1999 | Cardiff383,536 people | 73,931 |
| Spain | Estadio de La Cartujaopened 1999 | Seville689,423 people | 71,374 |
| Ukraine | NSK Olimpiiskyiopened 1923 | Kyiv2,952,301 people | 70,050 |
| Croatia | Maksimir Stadiumopened 1912 | Zagreb767,131 people | 60,000 |
| Poland | Stadion Narodowyopened 2012 | Kamionek | 58,274 |
| Romania | Arena Naționalăopened 2011 | Bucharest1,716,961 people | 55,634 |
| Sweden | Nationalarenanopened 2012 | Solna86,573 people | 54,329 |
| Austria | Ernst-Happel-Stadionopened 1931 | Leopoldstadt110,100 people | 50,000 |
| Northern Ireland | Windsor Parkopened 1905 | Belfast345,006 people | 18,500 |
| Iceland | Laugardalsvölluropened 1959 | Laugardalur15,522 people | 15,427 |
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| Albania | – | ||
| Belgium | – | ||
| Czech Republic | – | ||
| England | – | ||
| France | – | ||
| Hungary | – | ||
| Italy | – | ||
| Portugal | – | ||
| Republic of Ireland | – | ||
| Slovakia | – | ||
| Switzerland | – | ||
| Turkey | – | ||
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