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UEFA Europa League 2011 - 2012
UEFA Europa League 2011 is the third season of the UEFA Europa League that will begin with the represent for the first and second qualifying rounds at the headquarters of UEFA in Nyon, Switzerland on the 30 June 2011. There will be three rounds to qualify along with a play-off round before the group stage begins, that consists of 12 groups consisting of four teams who play amongst each other home and away in autumn 2011. This competition will end on May 9, 2012 with the final match to be held in Romania, Bucharest, Stadionul National.
The trial of UEFA Europa League 2011 that started in 2009-2010 UEFA Europa League, two extra officials- one on each goal line- are being brought into the matches of all competitions. The present title holders- Porto, are playing in the 2011-2012 UEFA Champions League, and they will be able to retain their title only if they finish third in the group stage and are promoted to the Europa League knockout phase.
The UEFA Europa League has a total of 194 teams, and these team countries are allotted places according to their 2010 UEFA league coefficient, which analyzes their performance in European competitions 2005-2006 to 2009-2010.
The title winners are given a bonus entry if they did not qualify for the 2011-2012 UEFA Champions League during domestic performance; however, this supplementary entry will not be necessary to Porto, as they are the winners of 2010-2011 UEFA Europa Leagues, who qualified through the domestic performance for the Champions League.
