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World Cup fans in Qatar will not be allowed to buy alcohol at the tournament's eight stadiums.

In a stunning 11th-hour reversal after years of negotiations, the beer tents at the glistening new stadiums were nixed and thirsty visiting fans left only with Bud Zero to imbibe.

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

Just eight days before the first games, the World Cup Qatar agreement was tweaked to give Budweiser sales tents less visibility for serving beer at stadiums.

Just eight days before the first games, the World Cup Qatar agreement was tweaked to give Budweiser sales tents less visibility for serving beer at stadiums.

Just eight days before the first games, the World Cup Qatar agreement was tweaked to give Budweiser sales tents less visibility for serving beer at stadiums.

Just eight days before the first games, the World Cup Qatar agreement was tweaked to give Budweiser sales tents less visibility for serving beer at stadiums.

Just eight days before the first games, the World Cup Qatar agreement was tweaked to give Budweiser sales tents less visibility for serving beer at stadiums.

Just eight days before the first games, the World Cup Qatar agreement was tweaked to give Budweiser sales tents less visibility for serving beer at stadiums.

Budweiser beer stands at the eight World Cup stadiums are being moved aside to less prominent spots just days before the games start. Qatari organizers confirmed the decision on Monday. It’s the latest change in World Cup planning in the majority-Muslim emirate where alcohol sales are strictly regulated. Qatar consented since asking in 2009 to be host to respect FIFA commercial deals. They include Budweiser, a sponsor since the 1980s. Beer sales policy was agreed in September and tweaked on Sa...