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2022 Word Cup: Qatar Pushes For Complete Ban On Alcohol At Venues

by Salifu Usman
3 years ago
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With just two days to the kick-off of the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar, the host country was reportedly pressuring FIFA to ban the sale of beer at the eight tournament stadiums.

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The Times reports that Qatar officials have opened negotiations with FIFA and supplier Budweiser over a complete ban on beer sales around matchday stadiums.

A decision is expected later on Friday, although reports suggest that the ban could go ahead.

Given that Budweiser remain one of FIFA’s key partners, such a ban on their products would hinder the brand’s visibility and could therefore result in football’s governing body being in breach of a multi-million dollar contract.

Meanwhile, fans can find hospitality suites exempt from any potential restrictions on alcohol for just under £19,000.

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