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‘I dreaded the World Cup but am now embracing it’: how the tournament won over (most) people in host cities

The Guardian Sport· Jun 27, 2026 · 8:42 AM · 2 views

Initially hesitant, host cities across North America are now embracing the World Cup with open arms. From Kansas City's lively fan fests to the vibrant parades in Toronto, the tournament has united fans and brought cities to life. Join the multicultural celebrations and see how the World Cup has turned skeptics into fans! #WorldCup2023 #SoccerFever #GlobalCelebration #HostCities #FanFest

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‘I dreaded the World Cup but am now embracing it’: how the tournament won over (most) people in host cities

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