Giant Screen and musical entertainment, the proposal to watch the World Cup final at Madrid's WiZink Center

The Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF), the Superior Sports Council (CSD), the Community of Madrid, and the City Council are jointly organizing a major event to enjoy the final of the Women's World Cup, where the Spanish National Team will face England this Sunday. The aim is to turn this occasion into a grand celebration of women's sports, commemorating the significant achievement of reaching the final of a World Cup for the first time.

The event, taking place at Madrid's WiZink Center, will feature a giant screen broadcast of the match, pre-game musical entertainment, and a fan zone set up in Plaza Felipe II, which provides access to the sports arena. Entry to the WiZink Center will be free and open until the seating capacity of 6,000 people is reached. Invitations can be downloaded from the WiZink website (with a maximum of four invitations per person).

Doors Open at 11:00 AM

The fan zone, jointly organized by RFEF, the City Council of Madrid, and the official sponsor of the Women's National Team, Iberdrola, will be available to all fans starting at 10:00 AM. Spanish flags will be distributed, and activities such as face painting will be offered. The doors of the WiZink Center will open at 11:00 AM, providing a 60-minute lead time before the kick-off at 12:00 PM Spanish time (8:00 PM local time in Sydney, the match's host city). The time until the start of the game will be accompanied by a DJ's music and the Selección's speaker, Dani Sánchez, as the master of ceremonies.

The match between Spain and England will be displayed on the giant screen for the attending audience, creating an immersive atmosphere filled with excitement and emotion, enhanced by the vibrant energy from the stands.