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Serbia will welcome Europe with passionate football culture, vibrant city life, rich gastronomy and unforgettable hospitality. From Belgrade’s historic fortresses and riverside energy to the mountains, spas and natural landscapes of western and southern Serbia, 2026/27 UEFA European Under-21 Championship will combine modern stadiums, deep sporting tradition, cultural heritage and authentic local colour across the country.
Leskovac Stadium
Capacity: 8,136
Leskovac Stadium quickly became part of Serbia’s modern football story after opening in 2023. The venue hosted the match where Serbia secured qualification for UEFA EURO 2024, creating unforgettable scenes of celebration in Leskovac. With passionate supporters and a vibrant atmosphere, the stadium will welcome Europe's next generation of football stars in 2027.
Matches at Leskovac Stadium, Leskovac
16/06: A3 vs A4 (TBC)
19/06: A2 vs A4 (TBC)
22/06: A4 vs Serbia (TBC)
Host city: Leskovac
The administrative centre of the Jablanica region in southern Serbia, Leskovac became a major creative hub during the days of the Ottoman Empire, and is now known as Serbia's meat capital because of the famous Roštiljijada (barbecue week) which takes place in the city every September.
Things to do in Leskovac
• Explore Hisar Hill, one of the city’s most important historical and recreational landmarks.
• Visit the National Museum to learn about the rich cultural, archaeological and industrial heritage of southern Serbia.
• Taste the city’s famous grilled specialties and traditional southern Serbian cuisine in local restaurants.
• Discover lively streets, cafés and the welcoming atmosphere that makes Leskovac one of southern Serbia’s most notable cities.