Supporters traveling to the Middle East for the 2022 World Cup in Qatar have been told they may have to pay up to £80 for a beer.
Although alcohol isn't illegal in the host country, the laws and rules surroundings are very different from what we have become accustomed to at normal tournaments before. Needing specific licenses and only being able to drink in designated areas will be some of the problems bidding fans will soon face.
According to a recent report by the i, some venues are set to charge over £200 for entry to watch the games on their premises, with the cost of three beers factored in. One sports bar in Doha is set to charge fans 1,000 riyals (£240) to watch either the semi-final or final, which includes a three-drink voucher, making each beer £80.
