Ukraine qualify as world cup fever intensifies

In a move that would make every Chinese fan smile, the Chinese government has announced that football fans will soon be able to purchase tickets for their club teams to play in international matches, the Guardian reports.

The ban on buying tick더킹카지노ets is only for domestic matches, but could still affect international competitions such as the 2014 World Cup in Brazil. The ban will last until the end of the year, the Times of India reports.

All but one of Beijing’s teams, Guangzhou Evergrande and Jiangsu Suning Guoan, have al바카라사이트ready shown interest in participating in this year’s World Cup, which kicks off on June 11.

The move will undoubtedly add to fears of violence between players and fans of Chinese teams, as it will not only make buying tickets extremely difficult, but also affect the sport’s popularity in China. According to the New York Times, China will beco예스카지노me “a more dangerous place to be a sports fan.”

Here’s why Chinese fans are freaking out: