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Swedish municipalities extend alcohol hours for World Cup

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The 2026 FIFA World Cup for men will be played in the USA, Mexico, and Canada from June 11 to July 19.

Official3 backing sources

Sweden will participate in the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

Official11 backing sources

Due to the time difference, several matches will be broadcast late at night or early in the morning Swedish time.

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Open Questions

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Will other Swedish municipalities follow Gotland and Gävle in extending serving hours?
What specific conditions (e.g., security measures) will be attached to extended serving permits?
How will the extended hours affect public order and health in participating municipalities?
What is the final decision in Stockholm's fullmäktige regarding the temporary change?
Will the Norwegian government actually change the law regarding serving hours during the World Cup?
Stockholm's position on extended serving hours during the World Cupfactual

Stockholm has said no to extending serving hours beyond 05:00.

According to Expressen Sport
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Stockholm's socialnämnd has voted yes to a temporary change allowing opening until 08:00 between June 11 and 14.

According to SVT Stockholm

Context: This contradiction indicates confusion or a potential change in policy. Expressen Sport may be reporting a general stance, while SVT Stockholm reports a specific temporary exception for the World Cup. The final decision in fullmäktige in May will clarify.

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