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While sport aims to be apolitical, international matches frequently become platforms for political expression, especially when countries have strained relations. Teams, fans, and even host nations can use these events to make statements, as seen with Ireland's actions during the anthem and handshakes, reflecting broader geopolitical tensions.
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