What to do while in Ukraine

Sweden fan holds fake dead french cock. KIEV, Ukraine — France was outplayed, outfought and outscored, and that was against a team with nothing to play for. With world champion Spain now waiting in the quarterfinals of the European Championship, things better improve quickly for the French to stand a chance of going any further. France limped into the knockout round of Euro 2012 despite a 2-0 loss to Sweden in their final group game, showing just how much the team still needs to improve to be true contenders in the tournament. The French finished second in Group D after England beat Ukraine 1-0, and will face Spain on Saturday in the quarterfinals. “You have to be optimistic to think that we can beat Spain, but it’s hard right now to imagine that we can. We have to do better on Saturday,” France coach Laurent Blanc said. “We wanted to finish top of the group but couldn’t manage it, so we have to deal with that.” France’s 23-game unbeaten streak came to a crashing en

The Ukraine captain confirmed his competitive career was over after a 1-0 loss to England on Tuesday, which eliminated his team from the European Championship. However, Shevchenko wants to play one last match for his country to thank his fans for their support throughout his career. "If it's possible, I will play one more game,'' Shevchenko said. "It will probably be one of the friendlies. I will ask for the organization of this match.'' It wasn't a fitting end to his 111-match international career in which he scored 48 goals - more than three times as many as any other Ukrainian player. Shevchenko didn't start the must-win match for Ukraine because of a left knee injury and came on as a substitute in the 70th minute. Fans chanted "Sheva, Sheva'' but he couldn't help the team mount a comeback. Long before Euro 2012, Shevchenko announced that the tournament would be his last after persistent knee and back problems wei

British football fans protest in Donetsk against "against the unfair coverage in England, the situation in Ukraine." Fans brought to the city center a symbolic coffin in which the Englishman was sitting in a mask of former England captain Sol Campbell. The ex-captain of the "three lions" Campbell  said that from the Ukraine, you can return in a coffin. But the English fans like Ukraine  here very much   and they are so ashamed of his countryman and support  hospitable U krainians.

The quarterfinals are shaping up at Euro 2012 . Germany, Italy, Spain, Greece and the Czech Republic have booked berths. Both Russia and Holland, two pre-tournament favorites, crashed out, Holland being the biggest shock losing all three games in their group. Heads will roll in Amsterdam. Tomorrow’s final group games pair France against Sweden with Ukraine taking on England. Ukraine need to win to make it through. Standing in their way, one  Wayne Rooney , England’s talisman. Soccer writer and guest blogger,  Luke James , sketches him out below - English supporters see Wayne Rooney as the returning hero in the game against Ukraine on Tuesday. A tie or a win will see England through to the quarterfinals. Wayne Rooney is a perfect example of how The Beautiful Game can transform lives. Born in 1985 into a working class family in Liverpool, Rooney started his career at the age of nine with local team Everton’s youth program. He stuck with the program and made his Everton first tea

With this inhuman act activist of FEMEN revenge to police spokesman for disinformation about recognizing the fact of kidnapping FEMEN activists in Donetsk by Ukrainian special forces and lie about their lawful "detention" by police.