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Budweiser says World Cup beer restrictions are 'beyond our control' after FIFA confirms stadium concourse booze ban 'following pressure from Qatari royals' - prompting immediate outcry from fans.
Budweiser says World Cup beer restrictions are 'beyond our control' after FIFA confirms stadium concourse booze ban 'following pressure from Qatari royals' - prompting immediate outcry from fans.
Budweiser's parent company, AB InBev, has spoken for the first time since Fifa made the shock announcement that beer sales will be banned from World Cup stadiums in Qatar.
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Budweiser says World Cup beer restrictions are 'beyond our control' after FIFA confirms stadium concourse booze ban 'following pressure from Qatari royals' - prompting immediate outcry from fans.