The Spanish national team is playing for its second World Cup title in New York against Messi’s Argentina, and the City Council has already laid out the perfect plan to experience the match in the city’s best atmosphere. To enjoy the Spain vs. Argentina World Cup final in style, Seville will set up two giant screens with free admission.
Thousands of Sevillians will once again gather in bars and homes, but also at these two venues, which are ideal for cheering on La Roja.
This was announced by the mayor of Seville, José Luis Sanz, via his X account:
San Pablo Sports Center, the fans’ mecca
In light of Spain’s previous World Cup matches, the San Pablo Sports Center has proven to be an ideal location capable of accommodating a large number of fans.
After the electric atmosphere of the semifinal against France, San Pablo is once again serving as the main gathering place for Seville’s fans.
The gates will open—as has been the case for previous matches—one hour before kickoff, at 8:00 p.m.
FIBES Esplanade
Meanwhile, the Seville Convention Center is also going to host a real summer festival. Specifically, the FIBES parking lot esplanade will be open starting at 7:00 p.m. so people can find a spot and get ready for the event.
The plan: A giant outdoor screen surrounded by food and drink stands, musical performances, activities, and children’s entertainment to get everyone fired up before the match.
