Fixtures

June 12: Group A - Portugal v Greece (1700)

June 15: Group D - Germany v Holland (1945)

June 18: Group C - Italy v Sweden (1945)

June 27: Quarter-Final (1945)

July 1: Semi-Final (1945)

Replacing Porto's Estadio das Antas which was Portugal's most up-to-date stadium, the Estadio do Dragao will form part of a 3,000 square-metre development and will host the Euro 2004 opening ceremony.

The most striking feature is its translucent roof, dubbed the veil.