“As the Euro 2012 European football championship kicks off this weekend, it’s anyone’s guess which team will walk away with the cup. But the two nations which are co-hosting the tournament hope to win out economically,” reads a Financial Times report.
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Financial Times: Will Kyiv cash in on Euro 2012?
\u201cDespite a recent beating of bad press in the run up to the games over racism and other domestic issues \u2013 not least being the alleged political persecution of Ukrainian opposition leader Yulia Tymoshenko \u2013 Ukraine and Poland are already counting how much their economies will gain from massive infrastructure overhauls and tourists dollars,\u201d the Financial Times reports.
