Nasser Al-Khater, the chief executive of the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, said he anticipates his nation's COVID-19 preparedness and lessons learned from this summer's Tokyo Olympics will allow soccer's premier event to take place with packed stadiums.Al-Khater was hopeful next year's compact tournament, in which all eight of the games' stadiums are within 75 kilometers of each other, can fully welcome fans, avoiding a repeat of the nearly spectatorless Tokyo Olympics."We feel the Olympics are closer to a World Cup in Qatar because they're all in one city...It was really an important opportunit…READ FULL ARTICLE