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Wide Polish team for Euro 2012: Goalkeepers: Wojciech Szczesny (Arsenal) Lukasz Fabianski (Arsenal London) Przemysław Tobacco (PSV Eindhoven) Defenders: Lukasz Piszczek (Borussia Dortmund) Marcin Wasilewski (Marcin Wasilewski) Jakub Wawrzyniak (Jakub Wawrzyniak) Grzegorz Wojtkowiak (Lech Poznan) Sebastian Boenisch (Werder Bremen) Marcin Kaminski (Lech Poznan) Damien Perquis (FC Sochoux) Kamil Glik (Torino) Thomas Jodłowiec (Polonia Warsaw) midfielders: Dariusz Dudka (Auxerre) Rafal Murawski (Lech Poznan) Eugen Polanski (Mainz) Ludovic Obraniak (Girondins Bordeaux) Jakub Blaszczykowski (Borussia Dortmund) Lukasz Mierzejewski (Trabzonspor) Maciej Rybus (Terek Grozny) Kamil Grosicki (Sivasspor) Adam Matuszczyk (Fortuna Dusseldorf) Raphael Wolski (Legia Warsaw) Forwards: Robert Lewandowski (Borusia Dortmund) Artur Sobiech (Hannover 96) Pawel Brozek (Celtic Glasgow) Michael Feldman (Legia Warsaw)

In October 2010, announced the final list of 21 recommended accommodation centers in Poland: Gdańsk, Gniewino, Gdynia, Jelenia Gora, Józefów, Kielce, Kolobrzeg, Krakow, Legionowo, Lubawa, Międzychód, Opalenica, Ostróda, Pulawy, Slupsk, Tychy, Warka, Warsaw , Wieliczka, Władysławowo, Wroclaw. Finally in 2011 the various representations in cooperation with the UEFA chose the final base camps. 13 live in Poland and the Ukraine 3 teams in the following towns and hotels: England - Krakow - Hotel Old Croatia - Warka - Hotel Idyll Pilica Czech Republic - Dubai - Hotel Monopol Denmark - Kolobrzeg - Marine Hotel France - Donetsk Greece - Jachranka - Hotel Warszawianka (Training Center - Legionowo) Spain - Gniewino - Hotel Mistral Netherlands - Krakow - Hotel Sheraton Ireland - Sopot - Hotel Sheraton (Training Center - Gdynia) Germany - Gdańsk - Oliwa Manor Hotel Poland - Warsaw - Hotel Hyatt Portugal - Opalenica - Centre Remes Sport & Spa Russia - Warsaw - Hotel Bristol Sweden - Kozin k.Kijowa Ukraine - Kyiv Italy - Krakow - Hotel Turówka (Centum Training - Mine) Cities and stadia excluded by UEFA May 13, 2009: startup Krakow - Henry Reymana Stadium, Chorzow - Slaski Stadium, Odessa - Central Stadium, Dnipropetrovsk - Dnipro Arena (formerly proposed as one of the host cities instead of Kharkiv).

After playing all the matches in the group stage advance to the quarterfinals of each group of two teams that have won the most points in the group. For winning the match are awarded 3 points for a draw - 1 point. If two or more teams obtain the same number of points determined, the criteria laid down by UEFA [38]: number of points obtained in matches between teams under consideration; goal difference in matches between teams under consideration; number of goals obtained in matches between teams under consideration, if more than two teams received the same number of points; goal difference, taking into account all the matches in the group; number of goals scored in all group matches; UEFA coefficient of elimination for the European Championships in football in 2008, qualifying for the World Cup in football in 2010, qualifying for the European Championships in football in 2012 and the UEFA European Football Championship 2008 World Championships in football in 2010; behavior of teams in terms of fair play (in the finals of the championship); drawing. If two teams received the same number of points, the same number of goals and tied at the end of the last group match between these teams, the order of these teams decided by penalty kicks, provided that no other team did not receive the same number of points in all group matches. If more than two teams will have the same number of points, apply the above criteria.