Euro started last weekend, so let's kick-off the discussion in this thread.
Here are the 4 groups during the first stage of the competition.
Group A-
Russia
Czech Republic
Poland
Greece
Group B-
Germany
Denmark
Portugal
Netherlands
Group C-
Croatia
Spain
Italy
Ireland
Group D-
Ukraine
France
England
Sweden
The order I've put them in is also the standings thus far, however only the countries in group A have played 2 games a piece...the rest of the groups have only played one game.
Anyways that aside, I wanted to bring up this photo for discussion as well. It's not directly related to the on-field performances, but in terms of ongoing Greek claims, it is 100% relevant.
This photo has surfaced during the match between Poland and Greece, which ended up in a 1-1 draw. The 'flag' reads "Macedonia is Greek."

From my understanding, no action has been taken as of yet, despite the competition having regulations that disallow political content to be displayed in the arena.
The funny thing is, Greece can insult an entire nation in a globally viewed competition, evading any consequences...yet we have seen Preston being fined on numerous occasions for trivial matters which simply pale in comparison.
Here are the 4 groups during the first stage of the competition.
Group A-
Russia
Czech Republic
Poland
Greece
Group B-
Germany
Denmark
Portugal
Netherlands
Group C-
Croatia
Spain
Italy
Ireland
Group D-
Ukraine
France
England
Sweden
The order I've put them in is also the standings thus far, however only the countries in group A have played 2 games a piece...the rest of the groups have only played one game.
Anyways that aside, I wanted to bring up this photo for discussion as well. It's not directly related to the on-field performances, but in terms of ongoing Greek claims, it is 100% relevant.
This photo has surfaced during the match between Poland and Greece, which ended up in a 1-1 draw. The 'flag' reads "Macedonia is Greek."

From my understanding, no action has been taken as of yet, despite the competition having regulations that disallow political content to be displayed in the arena.
The funny thing is, Greece can insult an entire nation in a globally viewed competition, evading any consequences...yet we have seen Preston being fined on numerous occasions for trivial matters which simply pale in comparison.
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