Qatar tell FIFA they want 'complete stadium beer ban' at World Cup

Qatar reportedly putting pressure on FIFA to stop sale of beer at all eight World Cup stadiums

Qatar are putting pressure on FIFA to stop the sale of beer at all eight World Cup stadiums, it has been reported.

The sale of alcohol is strictly controlled in Qatar, however, it is due to be available in an area outside match venues and fan zones, as well as inside hotels.Budweiser is one of FIFA’s biggest sponsors but was told on Saturday to relocate stalls selling its product at stadiums to less prominent locations.

reports that Qatar 2022 now wants to go even further and that discussions are ongoing between FIFA and Budweiser.In response to the request to move its outlets, AB InBev told Sky News: “AB InBev was informed on November 12 and are working with FIFA to relocate the concession outlets to locations as directed.

“We are working with FIFA to bring the best possible experience to the fans. Our focus is on delivering the best possible consumer experience under the new circumstances.” The news comes just three days before the World Cup kicks off, with host nation Qatar taking on Ecuador in the opening match,

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