Mexico advised fans to not wear their colorful ‘Lucha Libre’ wrestling masks at World Cup matches in Qatar to comply with local rules, though organizers say there is no such policy in place.
“Full face masks, such as the famous Mexican wrestling masks, would obviously have to be removed for security reasons heading into a stadium,” the SC wrote in an emailed statement.
“This is no different to a medical mask being requested to be lowered by security, something that we have all witnessed and experienced due to Covid. “There has been no policy set in place or communicated to say fans won’t be allowed to wear such masks in any of Qatar’s World Cup stadiums or other locations in the country.According to world soccer’s governing body FIFA,Mexico are in Group C where they will face Poland, Argentina and Saudi Arabia. Their first match is against Poland on Nov. 22.
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