Fan zones were a big success at the 2006 World Cup finals. One has been set up for today: roll up for family-friendly fun on the Reeperbahn, the scabrous street that makes Soho in London seem like a village lane from a Jane Austen novel. But the host city is locked out of its own party. Hamburg were on the brink of a final in their stadium until two late goals from Fulham. Residents now evoke the city’s history as an international trading centre by selling tickets on eBay at low prices.
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