Posted by WFD Staff

 









Capacity: 34,915

The tournament’s smallest stadium will play host to one of the biggest group games on June 9^th when Portugal meet Germany in group B’s second match of the tournament.

The original Lviv arena hosted Ukraine’s first ever recorded match in 1894 and the stadium was opened with a bang when Marko Devic struck a last minute winner to lift a 10-man Ukraine side past Austria in November 2011.

 

Situated to the south of the city of Lviv, the Lviv Arena boasts some of the best views in a football stadium with its steep sides while a partially transparent roof holds in the crowd atmosphere while allowing the fans to bask in the summer sun.

The outside of the ground is a mixture of old and new Ukrainian architecture with a slight wave to the roof and crisscross markings on its side that look like a giant game of pickup sticks.

Games: (All times are local)

Germany v Portugal June 9th (21:45)
Denmark v Portugal June 13th (19:00)
Denmark v Germany June 17th (21:45)