Football Shorts - Episode 22 - TENSION IN ZAGREB AS ENGLISH AND CROATIAN FANS MINGLE

The transcript discusses the peaceful interaction between England and Croatia fans in Zagreb, despite the presence of riot police to prevent any disturbances before the Euro 2008 qualifying match. Croatian police detained 21 fans for minor incidents. Security measures were in place to prevent flares and fireworks in the stadium. UEFA warned Croatia about potential expulsion due to past racist behavior. Meanwhile, Scottish fans in Kiev were optimistic about their team's performance against Ukraine, following a significant win over France. Coach Walter Smith advised caution, recalling past experiences with the Netherlands.

What was the main reason for deploying riot police in Zagreb?

• To control traffic

• To manage ticket sales

• To assist fans with directions

• To prevent crowd trouble

What precaution was taken at the stadium to ensure safety?

• Fans were given free tickets

• Fans were searched for flares and fireworks

• Fans were offered free refreshments

• Fans were provided with umbrellas

What consequence did UEFA warn Croatia about?

• A fine for late arrivals

• A reduction in ticket sales

• Expulsion from Euro 2008

• A ban on fan gatherings

What was the mood of Scottish fans in Kiev?

• Anxious

• Disappointed

• Euphoric

• Indifferent

What advice did Scotland's coach give to his players?

• To celebrate their victory

• To focus on defense

• To practice more

• To stay grounded