Regulations of the UEFA European Football Championship - GreenKIT

B. Final tournament
10.07 If the referee declares the field of play unfit for play, the match will be played the
following day, unless, for reasons beyond control, the match cannot take place
then. In this case, the UEFA administration will take a final decision.
10.08 If a match cannot commence or is abandoned before the end of normal playing
time or during any extra time because the field is not fit for play or for other
reasons, it must be played or replayed in full the next day. If, for reasons beyond
control, the match cannot be replayed the next day, the UEFA administration will
take a final decision.
VIII
Match Dates, Venues and Kick-off Times
Article 11
11.01 The competition will be staged over the two seasons that follow the 2010 FIFA
World Cup.
A. Qualifying competition
Match dates
11.02 The following twelve dates are reserved for the group matches in the qualifying
competition of the 2010-12 UEFA European Football Championship:
2010
a) 3/4 and 7 September 2010
b) 8/9 and 12 October 2010
2011
c) 25/26 and 29 March 2011
d) 3/4 and 7 June 2011
e) 2/3 and 6 September 2011
f) 7/8 and 11 October 2011 (dates for the last matches in all groups)
11.03 The following two dates are reserved for the play-off matches between the
remaining eight runners-up:
a) 11/12 November 2011
b) 15 November 2011
11.04 Matches as referred to in paragraph 11.02 may be played on other dates if both
associations concerned are in agreement and the principles governing the release
of players for association teams as laid out in Annex 1, Article 1 of the FIFA
Regulations for the Status and Transfer of Players are adhered to. The
associations in a group have 30 days after the draw in which to agree on the order
of their matches. The exact date of each match must be specified (e.g. Saturday 4
September 2010). If the associations in question are unable to reach agreement,
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