Fans will no longer be able to bring refillable plastic bottles into World Cup stadiums after FIFA changed its policy.

Fans will not be allowed to take reusable water bottles into World Cup stadiums due to safety concerns, Fifa says in a late policy change.

FIFA has reversed its own stadium code of conduct, banning fans from bringing reusable water bottles into 2026 World Cup stadiums — sparking widespread backlash as summer heat concerns mount across No

In a U-turn by Fifa, spectators will no longer be allowed to bring empty, transparent reusable plastic bottles into stadiums and will instead have to buy water inside.

Fans will not be allowed to take reusable water bottles into World Cup stadiums due to safety concerns, Fifa says in a late policy change.

Joe Cole says England's World Cup chances will be helped if they can "master the arts" of set-pieces. The 48-team tournament in North America could be decided by how teams perform at corners and free-kicks following a Premier League season where teams' prowess from dead balls was a key issue.

Fans won’t be able to bring their own water bottles into World Cup games this summer after all. FIFA made a late policy change and will no longer allow fans to bring their own water bottles into World Cup games at venues in North America this summer,

FIFA have updated their stadium rules ahead of the 2026 World Cup, with fans no longer allowed to bring water bottles into venues in North America. Previous versions of FIFA’s Stadium Code of Conduct had permitted empty,