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Beer had been set to be served ""in select areas within stadiums"" despite its sale being strictly controlled in the conservative Muslim country but a last-minute change of policy from FIFA means that this will no longer be the case

Ecuador fans made their feelings clear about Qatars U-turn on the sale of alcohol at FIFA World Cup stadiums, as they celebrated their victory over the hosts.

Qatar's soccer team has slipped under the radar given the level of focus on the host country's regime, its attitudes toward human rights, immigrant workers, the LGBTQ community and beer.

QATAR’S beer ban could cost Fifa a staggering £40MILLION with Budweiser prepared to play hard-ball.The American beer company is one of the World Cu

The controvery-laden tournament opens with the host team becoming the first ever to lose its opener.

The controvery-laden tournament opens with the host team becoming the first ever to lose its opener.

In 92 years of soccers biggest event, a host team had never lost its opening game. The World Cup opened Sunday with Qatar getting outplayed and embarrassed in a 2-0 loss to Ecuador.

ENGLAND sponsors Lucozade has pulled all its branding from the World Cup in a snub to Qatar.The drinks maker says its bottles will not be seen at matc

In 92 years of soccer's biggest event, a host team had never lost its opening game. The World Cup opened Sunday with Qatar getting outplayed and embarrassed in a 2-0 loss to Ecuador.

Budweiser had been announced as one of the sponsors for the tournament, and had been granted a monopoly to sell beer at grounds, but it is now only able to sell its alcohol-free version.