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England's WAGs strike lucky by winning luxury hotel lottery for Qatar World Cup

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England's national team, the WAGs of the Three Lions stars will be making their final preparations for Qatar. With the World Cup heading to the desert in just under two months time, England's WAGs have been looking at hotels for the footballing showpiece.

And the WAGs look to have hit the jackpot after securing their luxury accommodation for the tournament. According to the Daily Mail, they have booked chalets on Banana Island - a luxury resort just a 25-minute boat trip from the Doha seafront.

The island is just off the coast of Doha, and will provide a nice change of pace from the hustle and bustle of the capital. READ MORE: England fans slam new kit for 'heavy metal font' and bizarre random lower case letters Its website says the resort "is a crescent of golden beach and overwater villas just off the coast of downtown Doha".

It adds: "Accessible by private catamaran, escape for family adventures, ocean thrills or serene spa bliss."The chalets themselves are built on stilts in the Arabian Sea and provide a stunning view across the ocean alongside luxurious living.

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