World Cup chiefs make alcohol decision as seismic summer event creeps closer

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England supporters have been handed a major boost ahead of the World Cup after tournament chiefs confirmed alcohol will be allowed inside stadium seating areas throughout the competition.Fans attending matches across the United States, Canada and Mexico will be permitted to drink beer while watching games from their seats - a sharp contrast to restrictions often imposed at football matches in the UK.The decision means England supporters travelling to North America this summer will be able to enjoy drinks including Budweiser, Stella Artois and Michelob Ultra during matches.It also marks a dramatic change from the chaos surrounding the last World Cup in Qatar in 2022.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Tournament organisers in Qatar sparked fury among travelling fans after banning alcohol sales at stadiums just days before the competition began.Meanwhile, supporters were also subject to restrictions during UEFA Euro 2024 in Germany, where authorities in Gelsenkirchen prohibited drinking...

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