England Fans Warned One-Night Stands At World Cup Could Lead To Seven Years In Jail

'No exceptions' will be made and law enforcement in the UK are worried about people facing penalties for 'doing everyday things ­accepted at and after games'.

"There definitely will be no one-night stands at this tournament.

"There will be no partying at all really. Everyone needs to keep their heads about them, unless they want to risk ­being stuck in prison.

"There is essentially a sex ban in place at this year’s World Cup for the first time ever. Fans need to be prepared."

That can be reduced to one year, but it is still a severe consequence.

Any public intimacy can lead to an arrest too. Homosexuality is also considered illegal in Qatar and could result in seven years in jail.

The source continued: "The drink and party culture after games, which is the norm in most places, is strictly prohibited.

"With very strict and scary consequences if you are caught. There is a feeling this could be a very bad tournament ­indeed for fans."

Nasser Al-Khater, the CEO of this winter's competition, recently made an admission about 'public displays of affection' in Qatar.

"The safety and security of every single fan is of the utmost importance to us," he begun.

"But public displays of affection are frowned upon, it’s not part of our ­culture – and that goes across the board to everybody."

Repeat offenders could be sentenced to death or life imprisonment.