Tomorrow night (December 9), 2022 Qatar World Cup 1/4 finals will start .
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While watching the football game, drinking in a hearty mouthful is the happiest moment for fans. However, for fans watching the game on site, they cannot enjoy this fun.
Because just two days before the start of the game, FIFA issued a statement: will ban the sale of alcoholic beverages in all 8 stadiums of the Qatar World Cup and surrounding areas.
This is not over yet. There have been many strange things related to alcohol during this World Cup. Let’s take a look at it below.
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92 "prohibited wine" for the first time in history
suddenly announced "prohibited wine" before the start of the game. This was the first time in the history of the World Cup in nearly a hundred years, which aroused the dissatisfaction of many fans who came to Qatar to watch.
In the opening game of the World Cup between Qatar and Ecuador, many Ecuadorian fans shouted in the stands: " we want beer ".
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Prohibition was also confused when the exclusive beer sponsor, Budweiser , which had spent 530 million yuan, was also confused.
Then, Budweiser posted a message on social media to respond: "Okay, this is a bit embarrassing."
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fans can only buy "beer" that does not contain alcohol in the venue. If you want to drink real wine, you have to leave the venue and go to the official designated area to buy.
However, the price of a pint (about 568 ml) beer is 12 pounds (about 102 yuan) , and each person is limited to purchase 4 cups, which can be said to be a sky-high price.
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FIFA issued this decision mainly considering that Qatar, as an Islamic country in , is an illegal act of drinking in public places.
What's more bizarre is that the prohibition seems to be just to restrict ordinary fans .
media reported that although the ban on the Qatar World Cup stadium was issued, alcoholic beverages such as beer, champagne, red/white wine, whiskey will still be served in the VIP box reserved for FIFA officials and VIP guests.
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One of the well-known Italian team AC Milan Club , Ricardo Silva was invited to watch the game as a guest.
In the Instagram video he posted, showed 4 bottles of iced wine . This makes people sigh: "Cash ability" is invincible.
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under the ban, fans brainstormed and tried every means to secretly bring wine into the stadium.
Someone suggested putting the wine into the silicone cover with the appearance of Coca-Cola . This disguised silicone case has been sold for nearly 1,300 pieces on the e-commerce platform ebay, and the price is US$14.5/4 pieces.
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And fans also said that you can put the wine in watermelon , or pour it into sports backpack water bag , and then bring it into the stadium.
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However, the security personnel at the stadium are not that easy to fool.
A Mexican fan tried to secretly cross the Chen Cang and put the wine into a container with an that was in a telescope, but actually a wine pot .
Security personnel did not find any abnormalities at the beginning. After opening the telescope lid, they found that there was a "other world" inside and saw through the fans' tricks on the spot.
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Although most of us can't watch the football live, at least you can take a sip of wine while watching the live broadcast .
If you think the pure drink is too monotonous, you can also make a drink of cocktail.
As the overall environment gradually becomes clear, we can also invite three or five friends to go to bars or restaurants to enjoy the four-year World Cup carnival feast.
Last reminder: enjoy the game, do not drive drunk .
This article is edited by Fulong Wine Industry College Fulong Wine Industry, which is better at professionalism!
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