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Roger Goodell threatens ‘significant discipline’ for future alcohol violations

The NFL will take action against teams when it comes to future alcohol violations

USA Today Sports Media Group

Multiple World Cup sponsors concerned over contracts after Qatar’s alcohol ban

Qatar’s late U-turn on selling beer could affect the £63m Budweiser contract, while another major sponsor said partners feel ‘let down by Fifa’

The Guardian - UK

World Cup fans ready to party despite beer ban in Qatar stadiums

Sudden ruling by the government to halt all beer sales at stadiums welcomed by some fans as others criticise the timing.

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High-rolling World Cup fans will get alcohol at stadiums

Champagne, whiskey, vodka and even some sommelier-selected wines will be available for some fans at World Cup stadiums in Qatar

The Independent UK

Mike Vrabel talks Todd Downing’s arrest, won’t comment on if alcohol was on plane

Titans head coach Mike Vrabel declined to say if alcohol was on the plane.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Beer ban is show of strength and an almighty two fingers up to Qatar’s critics

The late decision on the sale of alcohol in World Cup stadiums shows that the host nation is running the show, not Fifa

The Guardian - UK

Qatar just spat in the face of Budweiser's $75 million World Cup sponsorship

Qatar says it will now ban alcohol sales within World Cup stadiums, something it had initially agreed to allow.

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Scottish football bosses warn SNP ministers against ban on alcohol advertising

Football bosses have warned that banning booze adverts from grounds could mean an end to major international tournaments such as Euro 2028 being staged in Scotland.

Daily Record

New restrictions on alcohol advertising could be ‘extremely grave’ for football

The consultation on new government proposals was announced yesterday

Insider UK

Beloved Motherwell pub closes for good due to 'spiralling energy, alcohol and food costs'

The Bullfrog Bar and Lounge in Motherwell has decided to close up shop as the astronomical rise in costs have left the business on its knees, making it impossible to operate.

Glasgow Live

Qatar Bans Stadium Beer Sales Two Days Before World Cup

The shocking change of course is just one a few last-minute adjustments taking place in the host nation.

Sports Illustrated

Budweiser's perfect deleted tweet as World Cup 2022 hosts Qatar ban beer

Budweiser pay FIFA around £63million for the privilege of being its exclusive beer supplier at major tournaments - but other than Bud Zero, its non-alcoholic brand, there will be no Budweiser for fans in and around stadiums in Qatar

Daily Mirror

SFA say Scottish football alcohol ad ban could have 'grave' consequences

SCOTTISH football’s leading bodies have warned of the significant unintended consequences of a potential ban on alcohol brand sponsorships for all…

The National (Scotland)

Qatar bans sale of alcohol at stadiums two days before World Cup

The FIFA World Cup kicks off on Sunday with hosts Qatar facing Ecuador

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Daily Record

Neil Doncaster and Ian Maxwell warn Scottish football booze ad ban could have 'grave' consequences

The SPFL and Scottish FA has responded to the Scottish Government's consultation on restricting the advertising of alcohol.

Daily Record

Banning display of alcohol in Scottish shops could hammer businesses, government warned

SNP ministers have launched a "heavy-handed" public consultation over plans to restrict adverts for beers, wines and spirits.

The Independent UK

Why the late decision? Fans banned from buying alcohol at World Cup stadiums

The decision was taken in consultation with the host country authorities.

Al Jazeera

World Cup organisers say beer won’t be sold at stadiums in Qatar

Alcohol will still be available to those in hospitality areas and also at the FIFA Fan Festival in central Doha.

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Nottingham Post

Alcohol banned at Qatar World Cup stadiums as FIFA releases statement

It comes on the eve of the tournament

The National (Scotland)

Qatar in last-minute booze ban U-turn for World Cup stadiums

QATAR has banned all booze from World Cup stadiums with just two days to go until the tournament kicks off.

Chronicle Live

Alcohol laws in Qatar and rules tourists must follow ahead of World Cup 2022

Football fans could face six months in prison if they don't follow the country's strict drinking rules - and there are several other laws to be aware of

Football London

Alcohol banned from Qatar World Cup 2022 stadiums after last ditch FIFA U-turn confirmed

FIFA have confirmed that the sale of alcohol will be prohibited within the eight World Cup stadiums in Qatar.

The Independent UK

Fans banned from buying alcohol at World Cup stadiums two days before kick-off

No one attending matches will be able to consume alcohol within the stadium perimeter, with the exception of corporate spectators.

The Guardian - UK

Qatar bans beer from World Cup stadiums after 11th-hour U-turn

Fifa has confirmed alcohol will be banned for World Cup fans at grounds in a major and unprecedented volte-face two days before the tournament kicks off

Wales Online

Alcohol banned at World Cup in sudden U-turn two days before tournament starts

No one attending matches will now be able to consume alcohol in any part of the stadia

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