The new leader of the Scottish Labour party, who is from England but lives in Scotland, has said he continues to support England in football and rugby matches. Do you think people who move countries should principally support the national team of where they come from or where they are living?

Conducted

22 November 2017

14252 GB adults surveyed

Conducted 22 November 2017

YouGov surveyed 14252 GB adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

Support the team where they come from

41%

Support the team where they are currently living

Other

17%

Don't know

35%

Conducted 22 November 2017

YouGov surveyed 14252 GB adults

Support the team where they come from

41%

Support the team where they are currently living

Other

17%

Don't know

35%

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