Trust us: we’ve scoured the corners of the Internet for attractive Olympians because, well, why not. And we’ve come upon Antonija Misura quite often, a 24-year-old Croatian basketball player. Alright, enough talking. SLIDESHOW TIME. After the jump, of course.

While Euro Cup 2012 has featured some great, exciting soccer, it’s also unfortunately been linked to some ugly racist incidents.

Spain entered the 88th minute of yesterday’s match against Croatia with a chance to be sent home in the group stage, and, at one moment or another, the entire country was watching.

We know about the crazy fans of Euro Cup 2012 and their occasional lack of civility. But it’s not just violence that’s getting some fans in hot water: take the case of two Croatian rooters who celebrated a couple days ago by flashing everyone.

Croatian soccer fans at Euro Cup 2012 prepared for their match against Ireland by taking on Polish riot police. See how that showdown went (hint: not very peacefully) after the jump.

Euro 2012 begins tomorrow, and it’s going to provide some must-watch action. After the jump, a few of the many reasons you should care about it.

Soccer wouldn’t be soccer without its fans. What with previous reports of bags of urine and feces making their way on to, or at least near, the pitch elsewhere you would think fans at a Euro 2012 qualifier between Greece and Croatia would be out of ideas. Read on to see what they came up with.