Qatar Decked Up To Enthrall Football Fans With Two Days To Go For FIFA World Cup. In Pics

The preparations for FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 which is all set to kick off on November 20, are in full swing. Recently, the trophy of the tournament has also landed in Doha.

Football shirts are sold ahead of the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022

With just two days to go for the start of the FIFA World Cup in Qatar, fans and spectators continued to pour in Doha. The event is being hosted in the Arab world for the first time. In this image, tourists gather near the selfie point of FIFA World Cup in Doha. (Image Source: Getty)

A view of the Lusail Iconic Stadium in Lusail. It has a seating capacity of 80,000 people, the biggest stadium in Qatar. The Lusail will host the World Cup final on December 18. (Image Source: Getty)

An inside view of the Lusail stadium where the World Cup will be played this year. Lusail Stadium was the final new stadium built for the 2022 World Cup, with the venue officially opening on September 9. (Image Source: Getty)

Banners of football players have come up on buildings and lined across several streets leading to the stadiums. An estimated two million fans are expected to visit Doha for the month-long event. (Image Source: Getty)

The 1.3-kilometer-long 'Darb Lusail' project has been inaugurated in the city of Lusail. It is Qatar's latest landmark and is a pedestrian-friendly avenue, named Lusail Boulevard. (Image Source: Getty)

A shop is decorated with strings of flags of participating countries at Souq Waqif ahead of the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 in Doha, Qatar. (Image Source: Getty)

Arcadia spider being set up during the preparations for a music festival named 'Arcadia' to be held as part of the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Doha, Qatar. (Image Source: Getty)

View from the inside of the main media center for FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 in Doha, Qatar. (Image Source: Getty)

An interior view of the main media center for FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 in Doha. All stadiums will have fan zones, food stalls and fun areas (Image Source: Getty)