England and Wales fans face huge fines if caught naked at Qatar World Cup

The tour begins on November 20th with England and Wales in the same group, along with Iran and the United States, writes Periscope.

The World Cup is being organised in winter to avoid the intense heat that prevails in Qatar.

But average temperatures in November and December are still 26 °C and 21 °C respectively.

While fans will be able to drink up to 17 hours a day at a desert festival throughout the tournament, fans have been told not to go out drinking without T-shirts in Qatar.

FIFA has warned fans that shoulders should be covered in public in a country with Muslims such as Qatar.

While the fan removal is not allowed inside any stadium.

In a section entitled Cultural Awareness on the official site of the tournament, it says: “People in general can wear their selected clothing.

The “Visitors are expected to cover their shoulders and knees when visiting public sites such as museums and other government buildings. “On the beaches and hotel swimming pools are allowed bath clothing”, it says.