Sky News Euro 2012 Coverage

Euro 2012 preparations in Ukraine included significant investments in infrastructure to attract foreign fans, such as a new airport and the Donbas Arena. However, exorbitant hotel prices led many fans to opt for campsites. Communication barriers and racism concerns further affected fan experiences. Racism, a persistent issue, was not adequately addressed, impacting fan turnout. Despite efforts, anti-racism campaigns were not prominent enough. While fans could enjoy the event, the risk of racism overshadowing the tournament remained a concern.

What was one of the major investments made by Ukraine to attract fans for Euro 2012?

• A state-of-the-art stadium

• A theme park

• A new railway system

• A luxury shopping mall

Why did many fans choose to stay at campsites instead of hotels?

• Campsites were closer to the stadium

• Hotel prices were extremely high

• Hotels were fully booked

• Campsites offered better amenities

What was a common issue faced by fans at the campsite?

• Lack of food options

• Poor weather conditions

• Communication problems due to language barriers

• No medical facilities

What was one of the reasons for the low fan turnout at Euro 2012?

• High ticket prices

• Safety concerns and racism

• Poor transportation facilities

• Lack of interest in football

What did British police suggest could have been more prominent in the PR agenda?

• A campaign promoting local culture

• An anti-racism campaign

• A campaign for cheaper accommodations

• A campaign for better transportation