VOICED: Pressure on Poland, a year before Euro 2012

Poland is facing challenges in completing stadiums for a major football competition, with delays in Gdansk and Warsaw due to harsh winters and construction issues. Financial penalties are imposed for delays, with significant fines for contract breaches. Despite these setbacks, Poland has made substantial progress, with the stadium in Poznan already operational. Organizers emphasize their advanced state compared to previous hosts and are determined to showcase their capabilities as the first Eastern European hosts of the event.

What was the main reason for moving the match from Gdansk to Warsaw?

• The stadium in Gdansk faced construction delays due to harsh winters.

• The stadium in Gdansk was completed ahead of schedule.

• The stadium in Warsaw was more modern.

• The match was canceled due to weather conditions.

What is the potential delay for the Warsaw national stadium's completion?

• Up to 20 months

• Up to 15 months

• Up to 5 months

• Up to 10 months

What is the daily fine for delays after the first two weeks?

• €1,500,000

• €250,000

• €500,000

• €1,000,000

Which stadium is already operational for the upcoming championships?

• Gdansk

• Warsaw

• Poznan

• Krakow

What is Poland's goal as the first Eastern European host of the competition?

• To host the most matches

• To prove their capability both on and off the field

• To have the largest stadium

• To host the competition every year