Fifa Women’s World Cup rules for fans: leave your ladders, frisbees and politics at home

A ticket, for instance, doesn’t allow drivers to park at the stadium, while there are also no guarantees seats will grant an “uninhibited and uninterrupted” view of the match.

Tazuni, official mascot of the Australia and New Zealand FIFA Women's World Cup 2023, takes part in the "Unity Celebrations", which marks the 25-day countdown until the start of the tournament, on the Sydney Harbour Bridge in Sydney on June 25, 2023. (Photo by Saeed KHAN / AFP) / -- IMAGE RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE - STRICTLY NO COMMERCIAL USE -- (Photo by SAEED KHAN/AFP via Getty Images)

Fans lucky enough to score tickets to the Women’s World Cup have been instructed to leave their ladders, rolls of paper and hard hats at home under lengthy instructions outlined by Fifa.

Accepting the extensive terms of use and stadium code of conduct is mandatory for football fans prior to accessing their tickets, which requires the downloading of a separate app. The Guardian has pored over the 10,000 words so you don’t have to.