1) In Bulgaria on Sunday people either stay at home, have a day off outside or watch a football match. In England people go to pub, to a football match, then again to pub. 2) In England the football fans stay on their seats at stadiums. In Bulgaria the fans use them as a weapon. 3) In England the stewards monitor the audience. In Bulgaria the stewards usually watch the football match along with the...
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