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Weekly Correspondent Reports from Euro 2012

M.J. GrahamJune 19, 2012Last Updated: June 19, 2012
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Armenian Weekly contributor Dina Apovian (L) at Euro 2012 in Poland.

WARSAW, Poland (A.W.)—On June 8, the 14thinstallment of the European Football Championships kicked off in Poland and Ukraine with the 16 countries that earned a place in the finals tournament vying for glory. Qualifying for the tournament began in September 2010. Poland and Ukraine received automatic qualification as hosts, leaving the remaining 51 European soccer nations to battle it out for the remaining 14 places.

Armenian Weekly contributor Dina Apovian (L) at Euro 2012 in Poland.

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M.J. GrahamJune 19, 2012Last Updated: June 19, 2012
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M.J. Graham

Michael Graham is The Armenian Weekly's soccer correspondent. Born and raised in Limerick, Ireland, Graham graduated from the University of Limerick with a bachelor’s degree in electronic engineering. Passionate about soccer, Graham plays in and manages local adult soccer leagues in Massachusetts and is a holder of a U.S. Adult Amateur coaching license. Follow him on Twitter (@mjlgraham).

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