Euro 2012 Shirts
Euro 2012, also referred to as the 2012 UEFA European Football Championship, will be the 14th UEFA European tournament for national sides. Poland and Ukraine will be the co-hosts for the tournament that takes place between 8th June and 1st July 2012. This blog will give you the chance to read about and purchase Euro 2012 shirts, that will be extremely popular when the competition begins.
This will be the last time that a European Championship is contested by 16 nations as this will move to 24 teams in 2016. 51 countries competed in the qualifying group stage between August 2010 and November 2011. The countries that will be competing at Euro 2012 so far are Denmark, England, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Holland, Poland, Russia, Spain, Sweden, Ukraine. 4 of these 8 teams competing in the playoffs will also qualify: Portugal, Ireland, Croatia, Czech Republic, Montenegro, Turkey, Estonia and Bosnia and Herzegovina.
The winner of the tournament will qualify for the 2013 FIFA Confederations Cup in Brazil. Euro 2012 jerseys will start being released for the tournament soon and fans will be desperate to get their hands on the latest releases. 8 stadiums will be used for the competition; 4 from Poland and 4 from Ukraine. The grounds in Poland are: National Stadium in Warsaw, Municipal Stadium in Poznan, PGE Arena in Gdansk and Municipal Stadium in Wroclaw. From Ukraine: Olympic Stadium in Kiev, Metalist Stadum in Kharkiv, Donbass Arena in Donetsk and New Stadium (no current name given, but Lemberg is being considered) in Lviv.
We will bring you all of the latest information on Euro 2012 kits that are released as soon as they become available. We aim to make this the best blog to come to for images and detailed information on these shirts. The tournament is only months away now and we look forward to you visiting and commenting on the site.




AC Milan
Bolton
Ivory Coast
PSV Eindhoven
Ajax
Brazil
Juventus
Real Madrid
Argentina
Celtic
Lazio
Roma
Arsenal
Chelsea
Liverpool
Sampdoria
Athletico Madrid
England
Man United
Scotland
Aston Villa
Fiorentina
Marseille
Spain
Australia
France
Napoli
Sporting Lisbon
Barcelona
Germany
Holland
Sunderland
Bayern Munich
Hamburg
Newcastle
Tottenham
Blackburn Rovers
Italy
Porto
Valencia
Birmingham
Inter Milan
Portugal
Villarreal
Boca Juniors
Ireland
PSG
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