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Fans took to Twitter to voice their opinions about the recent Budweiser ban announcement for Qatari stadiums.

On. —— gauke. just two days before the qatar world cup begins fifa has changed its policy on alcohol consumption at the tournament. it was previously set to be served "in select areas within stadiums", despite its sale being strictly controlled in the country. but now it will only be available to those in corporate areas. the decision represents a u—turn just two days before the tournament starts. one of the sponsors, budweiser, had tweeted... before deleting the post. fifa — footballs w...

Just two days before the qatar world cup begins fifa has changed its policy on alcahol consumption at the tournament. it was previously set to be served "in select areas within stadiums", despite its sale being strictly controlled in the country. but now, it will only be available to those in corporate areas. the decision represents a u—turn just two days before the tournament starts. one of the sponsors, budweiser, had tweeted: "well, this awkward" — before deleting the post. fifa, football...

Doha, Nov 18 (EFE).- Sales of alcohol in and around stadiums hosting World Cup matches in Qatar will be banned, Fifa said in a statement Friday, just two days before the tournament kicks off. Qatari authorities and Fifa had agreed that alcohol sales would be allowed at designated areas at the stadiums, despite its consumption …

Fans took to Twitter to voice their opinions about the recent Budweiser ban announcement for Qatari stadiums.

Fans took to Twitter to voice their opinions about the recent Budweiser ban announcement for Qatari stadiums.

In a major U-turn, Qatari officials have confirmed the last-minute ban on alcoholic beer sales to fans.

Fans will no longer be able to drink beer at World Cup stadiums in Qatar but why was the decision taken so late?

Fans took to Twitter to voice their opinions about the recent Budweiser ban announcement for Qatari stadiums.

All alcohol sales at stadiums in Qatar have been banned for the World Cup, FIFA announced on Friday.