The European Football Championship, commonly known as the Euros, is a recurring sports competition organised by the Union of European Football Associations (UEFA). It is open only to national teams from European countries and takes place once every four years. The event generates significant interest among football fans. This year, Germany is hosting the championship.

On 15 June, the Spanish national team faced Croatia in a match that ended with a 3-0 victory for Spain. They dominated their weaker opponent and showcased their skills. The German stadium was packed with thousands of spectators who came to witness an exciting encounter.

One enterprising Croatian in attendance came up with a creative idea to watch the match for free, and his method quickly went viral.

There has been much talk on the internet about a Croatian football fan who managed to attend a Euro match for free. After the match between the Spanish national team and the Croatian team, he decided to make some money. He walked through the entire stadium collecting reusable cups, each of which had a three-euro deposit. In the end, he managed to collect enough cups to cover the cost of the match ticket.

His action also had a positive impact on the environment. By collecting reusable cups instead of using disposable plastic ones, the fan inadvertently helped the ecosystem. Reducing plastic and other waste is crucial in combating global warming.