By Kirk Miller The 2022 World Cup matches in Qatar will be almost completely alcohol-free, according to a new report by Reuters. An unnamed source claims that beer sales for the outside arenas only be allowed before and after some matches — which is not that much of a surprise given that an estimated 1.2 million spectators will be in attendance and that the Cup is taking place in a Muslim country that doesn’t entirely prohibit alcohol, but severely restricts it (mainly to hotels and never in public). After all, even booze-friendly countries like England and France restrict alcohol sales during…