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23 places including Hillsborough Stadium, Santiago Bernabéu Stadium, Estádio Municipal de Braga, Estádio do Sport Lisboa e Benfica
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The 2012 UEFA Champions Festival will be held in Munich's Olympiapark in the week running up to 19 May, the day of the UEFA Champions League final in the city.
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"UEFA EURO 2000: Alan Shearer’s headed goal ensured England beat old foes Germany in a competitive match for the first time since seeing off West Germany in the 1966 FIFA World Cup final."
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· Charleroi, Belgique"UEFA EURO 2000: 3-0 down to Slovenia with 23 minutes remaining, ten-man Yugoslavia looked down and out before staging a super comeback with three goals in six frantic minutes."
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· Charleroi, Belgique"UEFA EURO 2000: Netherlands’ Frank de Boer instigated a spirited fight back against France by unleashing an outrageous but ultimately unstoppable 30-metre free-kick on home soil."
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· Amsterdam, Nederland"UEFA EURO 2000: The world champions looked set for defeat in the 2000 final, before Sylvain Wiltord levelled with seconds remaining and David Trezeguet’s golden goal broke Italian hearts."
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· Rotterdam, Nederland"UEFA EURO 2004: Competing in their first major tournament, unheralded Latvia produced a determined performance in Porto to hold 2002 FIFA World Cup finalists Germany to a goalless draw."
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· Porto, Portugal"UEFA EURO 2004: Trailing 2-0 after 19 minutes, the Czech Republic were a fraught figure, but still had enough to stun the Netherlands and complete a momentus comeback to reach the last four."
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· Braga, Portugal
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