Two giant screens in Madrid Río

Spain’s national team will play the 2026 World Cup final this Sunday, a match that is already part of the history of Spanish football. After overcoming France in the semi-finals, Spain will compete for the world title for the second time since the tournament was created almost a century ago.

To follow the match alongside thousands of supporters, Comunidad de Madrid will again install giant screens at different points in the capital. One of the main spaces set up will be the esplanade at Puente del Rey in Madrid Río, which has established itself as one of the main meeting places for supporting La Roja since the quarter-finals.