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UEFA confirms semi-final venues

Wednesday, July 27, 2011

UEFA has confirmed the venues for Friday's semi-finals, with the Czech Republic taking on Serbia in Mogosaia and Spain meeting the Republic of Ireland in Chiajna.

The Stadionul Concordia in Chiajna will stage the second semi-final
The Stadionul Concordia in Chiajna will stage the second semi-final ©FRF

The semi-final venues for the UEFA European Under-19 Championship have been confirmed by UEFA.

Group A winners the Czech Republic will play Serbia, the runners-up in Group B, at the Football Centre FRF in Mogosoaia in the first game, which kicks off at 18.45 local time (17.45CET). Two hours later, the winners of Group B, Spain, play their last-four fixture against the Republic of Ireland at Chiajna's Stadionul Concordia. Both games will be shown live on Eurosport.

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