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Emily Smith

Watching the World Cup at home this summer? Here's how to avoid a red card from your neighbours for noise disruption

Picture of football playing on flatscreen TV in front room with sofa and lamp.

There's nothing quite like when the world comes together to celebrate a sporting competition, and it gives you a great excuse to have your friends over for some fun football viewing. And while we don't wish to halt the excitement, with late kick-offs, the fun does come with some considerations.

With this year's World Cup being hosted in the USA, Canada and Mexico, most kick-offs are much later than usual. England's matches start as late as 11 pm, and Scotland's start even later at 2 am. That means some pretty late watch parties will be taking place, and much like garden bonfire laws, there are some noise considerations you may want to keep in mind.

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