A group of Nordic countries teamed up on a bid to host the Euro 2008 soccer tournament, proposing games in Denmark (Copenhagen), Sweden (Gothenburg and Stockholm), and Norway (Oslo and Trondheim), plus one Finnish city. In which Finnish city, home to the 17,000-seat Ratina Stadium, did the bid also plan to hold matches?

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Tampere. The joint Nordic bid for UEFA Euro 2008 planned to use Oslo's Ullevaal Stadion as one of its venues, along with Trondheim's Lerkendal Stadion. In Tampere, the Ratina Stadium was also on the same list, along with stadiums in Copenhagen, Helsinki, Stockholm, and Gothenburg.