England and Wales fans could miss vital World Cup group game as Hayya visa shambles continues FIFAWorldCup
he had experienced issues with the Hayya card numerous times.
Mr Ruiz said he had only managed to avoid missing the games because he was able to resolve the issue with staff on the ground in Qatar at a Fifa checkpoint. “I know a couple of people were stuck in the airport [for] three, four hours. They missed the kickoff and they had to literally just go to half a game instead of a whole game due to it being pending.”didn’t show up! Even though they had for weeks. Still pending. I’ve lost £15,000 on flights and hotel, also match tickets. Gutted I can’t see England play as well of course.
The “red wall” will need their team to win by at least four goals against England and for other results in the group to work in their favour to make it through to the knockout stages.Mr Ruiz said he is preparing to extend his trip in Doha if Wales go through to the knockout stages.Tom Redman, 29, from Wrexham, North Wales, and three of his friends joined thousands of other red wall fans in Tenerife to watch their team compete at a fraction of the cost of a trip to Qatar.
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