Know every player for all 32 teams coming to Qatar 2022? Got encyclopedic knowledge of the 21 previous tournaments? Brain filled to the brim with random World Cup facts?
Then you might be in with a chance of attending every single World Cup game this winter. Yes, all 64 of them.
The Supreme Committee for Delivery & Legacy has just unveiled a new competition to recruit football’s biggest super fan for the epic challenge.
Over 29 days, this lucky person will traipse across the city, visiting all eight stadiums and cheering on all the teams.
We’re losing our voice just thinking about it.
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Not only is this a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, it’s also the first time the feat will ever have been attempted.
Keen? There are a couple of requirements you need to tick before you think about applying to win a World Cup game this winter.
You’ll need to be a passionate football fan (duh), social media savvy and comfortable shooting videos on your phone and a GoPro, and be able to speak conversational English.
Anyone applying has to be over 21 years old, physically fit (you’ll be getting your steps in travelling on the metro and climbing up to your seat), and be able to stay in Qatar for the duration of the tournament.
Finally, you’ll also have to be fully vaccinated. Safety first, folks.
Tick all the boxes? You can apply now by heading to the Qatar 2022 website here.
But act fast, because you only have until Friday September 30 to submit.
The winner will receive return flights to Qatar, hotel accommodation throughout the tournament, meals throughout the day, and of course, tickets to every match.
Best of luck!
Until Fri Sep 30. qatar2022.qa.
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