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Final UEFA EURO 2012 squads confirmed
Posted Wednesday, May 30, 2012 by UEFA.com

The 16 UEFA EURO 2012 contenders confirmed their 23-man squads for the final tournament, with just ten days to go until the first matches in Poland and Ukraine.

Final UEFA EURO 2012 squads confirmed
France's Laurent Blanc was one of the last coaches to announce his final squad

UEFA EURO 2012 moved a step closer today with the 16 contenders confirming their 23-man squads for the finals before the 12.00CET deadline.

France, Italy, the Czech Republic, Croatia and Ukraine all left it until the last to confirm their definitive selection, with deadline day also bringing misery for Denmark goalkeeper Thomas Sørensen and Republic of Ireland right-back Kevin Foley, who were replaced due to injury in their respective parties by Kasper Schmeichel and Paul McShane.

A squad can still be changed, however, if injury strikes. The relevant rule of the competition reads: "In the event of serious injury to a listed player before his team's first match in the final tournament, the player in question may be substituted only if a doctor from the UEFA Medical Committee and the team doctor concerned both confirm that the injury is sufficiently serious to prevent the player from taking part."

Click the links below to see all the squads.

Group A
Czech Republic      Greece      Poland       Russia

Group B
Denmark      Germany     Netherlands      Portugal

Group C
Croatia       Italy      Republic of Ireland      Spain

Group D
England      France      Sweden       Ukraine

Standings
    Rank Team W/D/L Pts

    Cities & Stadiums

    The Top 3 Teams of Previous Tournaments

    Year Winners Runner-up Third place
    2008SpainGermanyRussia / Turkey
    2004GreecePortugalNetherlands / Czech Republic
    2000FranceItalyNetherlands / Portugal
    1996GermanyCzech RepublicFrance / England
    1992DenmarkGermanyNetherlands / Sweden
    1988NetherlandsSoviet UnionItaly / West Germany
    1984FranceSpainDenmark / Portugal
    1980West GermanyBelgiumCzechoslovakia
    1976CzechoslovakiaWest GermanyNetherlands
    1972West GermanySoviet UnionBelgium
    1968ItalyYugoslaviaEngland
    1964SpainSoviet UnionHungary
    1960Soviet UnionYugoslaviaCzechoslovakia