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What’s it like to be in a World Cup host city? We’d love to hear your stories

If you live in one of the 16 cities in Mexico, Canada and the US hosting games, we would be delighted to hear from you
  
  

Fans in Mexico City watch the match between Brazil and Morocco.
Fans in Mexico City watch the match between Brazil and Morocco. Photograph: Xinhua/Shutterstock

This is the biggest World Cup in history: 48 teams playing 104 matches over 39 days in 16 host cities. If you live in one of those cities, we want to hear from you. How’s it going so far?

Is there a buzz? How are businesses faring with an influx of fans from around the world? Is the mood one of excitement, exhaustion, apathy or anxiety that the sporting action will be overshadowed by geopolitics? Whether you are a diehard fan, a casual observer, a business owner or someone who is trying to avoid the whole thing, let us know what the atmosphere is like in your city as the matches begin. We’d really appreciate your submissions.

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