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There had been concerns about a major clash of cultures at this tournament, but it seems there will now be the possibility for fans to buy beer, but only after 6.30pm.
A statement from FIFA on Saturday read: “Inside the stadium bowl ticket holders will have access to non-alcoholic Budweiser Zero.
At the FIFA Fan Festival, Budweiser will be available to purchase from 6.30 p.m.” Qatar is not the only country to face issues like this at a World Cup, with Brazil also having to be similarly more flexible than usual on alcohol laws when they hosted the tournament in 2014.
What a joke- they don’t abide to our laws when they’re living here! 😡 Your email address will not be published.
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