‘I dreaded the World Cup but am now embracing it’: how the tournament won over (most) people in host cities
•Excitement was muted before the event, but the joy, noise and colour from visiting fans has captivated people in the US, Canada and Mexico• Do you live in a host city?
•We want to hear from youWhile Kansas City is the smallest of the 16 host cities, it has a history of punching above its weight and – armed with our own compelling soccer history to buoy us – organiser...
•Hiccups with shuttle buses and traffic at our first home match were quickly addressed and resolved by our second match.
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المصدر: The Guardian Sport | Source: The Guardian SportExcitement was muted before the event, but the joy, noise and colour from visiting fans has captivated people in the US, Canada and Mexico
• Do you live in a host city? We want to hear from you
While Kansas City is the smallest of the 16 host cities, it has a history of punching above its weight and – armed with our own compelling soccer history to buoy us – organisers and the community worked hard to ensure that we wowed visitors and viewers alike. Hiccups with shuttle buses and traffic at our first home match were quickly addressed and resolved by our second match. Our watch parties are heartily attended; our official fan fest teems with people from all over the world.
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