Euro 2016 vs EU referendum: Which country is most anti-EU?

If the tournament was settled according to levels of Euroscepticism, England would go out in the quarter-finals

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Euro 2016 is being held against a backdrop of confusion over the future of the European Union.

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Switzerland63% negativeQ
France25% negativeQ
Romania9% negativeRow 2 - Cell 2
Albania9% negativeRow 3 - Cell 2
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Russia62% negativeQ
England46% negativeQ
Wales39% negativeQ
Slovakia24% negativeRow 3 - Cell 2
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Northern Ireland35% negativeQ
Ukraine31% negativeQ
Germany27% negativeQ
Poland7% negativeRow 3 - Cell 2
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Czech Republic31% negativeQ
Turkey23% negativeQ
Spain18% negativeRow 2 - Cell 2
Croatia12% negativeRow 3 - Cell 2
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Sweden25% negativeQ
Italy23% negativeQ
Belgium23% negativeQ
Republic of Ireland14% negativeRow 3 - Cell 2
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Iceland59% negativeQ
Austria41% negativeQ
Hungary20% negativeQ
Portugal15% negativeRow 3 - Cell 2