It's also in addition to many LGBT+ fans wanting to ensure that the local community isn't negatively impacted pre, during or post tournament. You cannot change the religion for 28 days of World Cup." The Supreme Committee for Delivery and Legacy, who are the organising committee of the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, reached out to Daily Star Sport and insist they are "committed to delivering an inclusive FIFA World Cup experience that is welcoming, safe and accessible to all participants, attendees and communities in Qatar and around the world". "The other thing to be conscious of at any World Cup is you also have fans from across the world, from varying cultures and experiences, gathering together through a love of football. Southgate has spoken out about Qatar's many failings as World Cup hosts, drawing the ire of their chiefs in the process.

Source: The Star May 17, 2022 09:47 UTC