GERMANY Wag Christina Ginter complained about how cold World Cup stadiums are in Qatar.
The 29-year-old watched her first game of the tournament on Wednesday as Germany took on Japan.
But husband Matthias Ginter did not make it onto the pitch as his side suffered a shock 2-1 defeat.
To make matters worse for Christina she also felt very cold because of the air conditioning in the Khalifa International Stadium.
She even experienced goosebumps on her arm due to the cold despite temperates reaching around 26C in Doha on Wednesday.
Christina shared a pic of her goosebumps on Instagram alongside the caption: “How much can you cool down a stadium?
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Several World Cup fans have complained about feeling cold at stadiums.
Qatar built seven air-conditioned stadiums for the World Cup to combat the desert heat.
But after the opening game between Qatar and Ecuador some supporters complained of being cold.
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Temperatures at the Al Bayt Stadium peaked at 23C, with the coastal location adding a cool breeze around the ground.
One fan commented on the windy conditions but the state-of-the-art air conditioning units are designed to keep temperatures in the stand around 20C, regardless of what the weather is like.
