The World Cup in Qatar kicked off on Sunday night with a 0-2 draw between the host nation and Ecuador, and the opening show was spectacular.
However, the Qatari fans did not like the show of the favorites, who were outclassed by the team from Ecuador at the end of the match, in which the hosts did not have a single shot on goal.
At half-time, live broadcasts showed thousands of Qatari fans leaving the arena since the end of the first half, while Argentine journalists explained the reasons why the crowd left the stadium.
Hellish traffic, the main reason why Qatari fans left the stadium at half time
The Al-Bayt-Al-Khor Stadium in Doha is the arena that hosted the opening match of the FIFA World Cup in Qatar.
The 60,000-capacity stadium will host 5 games of the group stage, one round of 16, a quarter-final and a semi-final.
In terms of location, Al Bayt is approximately 51 km from the center of Doha.
The fans of the host country present at the opening match between Qatar and Ecuador left immediately after the break to avoid the infernal crowd that would have been at the end of the match, ole.com.ar journalists write.
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