Add to the mix Caroline Frost's interview with Gary Lineker and what emerges is a reminder that the World Cup has always been about more than football. It's also about memory: where we watched, who we watched with and the optimism that arrives every four years regardless of previous evidence.
And perhaps that's why the World Cup still matters in a way few television events do. It remains one of the last occasions when millions gather around a TV at the same time simultaneously celebrating or despairing.
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