Rishi Sunak's Football Gaffe in Wales Highlights Campaign Challenges

The Prime Minister's awkward question about Euro 2024 underscores the difficulties of engaging voters on the campaign trail.

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak mistakenly asked Welsh brewery workers if they were excited for the Euro 2024 football tournament, despite Wales not qualifying.
The gaffe led to an awkward silence and a reminder from the staff that Wales isn't participating in the Euros.
Sunak's visit to the brewery was part of his broader general election campaign tour across the UK.
Despite the misstep, Sunak emphasized his support for the brewing industry and mentioned policies like the 'Brexit pubs guarantee.'
The incident highlights the challenges Sunak faces in connecting with voters as he campaigns ahead of the July 4 general election.