Delayed Polish stadium opens

Monday 30 January 2012 01:00 GMT

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A rock concert and fireworks display yesterday marked the opening of Poland's new National Stadium, where Euro 2012 will kick off in June.

The 58,000-capacity stadium in Warsaw was built specially for the tournament but its opening – which was planned for last June – has been repeatedly postponed because construction experts and firefighters kept finding work incomplete or needing further improvement.

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