Ecuador fans made their feelings clear about Qatar's U-turn on the sale of alcohol at FIFA World Cup stadiums, as they celebrated their victory over the hosts.
The chant has got a lot of love on social media, with many in support of the sentiment.
FIFA President Gianni Infantino has dismissed claims that the ban on alcohol is unfair and suggested that too much is being made of not being able to drink a beer while watching soccer. Ecuador fans celebrate as their team won 2-0 against Qatar in the opening game of the FIFA World Cup. A video of their fans chanting"we want beer" has gone viral after Qatar banned alcohol sales at the stadiums.at World Cup stadiums after discussions with the authorities.
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