We’re now counting down to the 2022 World Cup in Qatar. Since this will be the first time the competition will be held in the Middle East, we expect that a lot will be different about this particular tournament. For starters, it’ll be happening in November-December for the first time ever because of how hot it gets in the Middle East in the summer.

Apparently, it still gets hot towards the end of the year – not as hot as the summer, but still hot – and that’s why the stadiums in Qatar are fitted with focused cooling air-conditioning systems.

There are a few other things which will be unique in Qatar, but today, we want to focus on the things which have been banned over there. Here are 6 things which are banned for fans at the World Cup in Qatar.