Spain Everything will stop tonight, when the match between Spain and Spain starts at 9:00 pm England who should decide the fate of Euro 2024. The clash will surely break all the attendance records established by previous Reds throughout the competition and who knows if it will break historical limits, such as extending the World Cup 2010 between Spain and the Netherlands, which brought together 15.6 million fans and a share of 85.9%, figures that at the time made it the most watched broadcast in Spanish television history.
In any case, at audiences in front of the small screen we have to add on this occasion those who will bring together the screens ‘big ones’ (giants in many cases) that will be placed in almost every corner of our country so that no one will be left without enjoying the game.
In Barcelonathe Plaça Catalunya was the setting chosen by the City Council for the installation of the said screen, which was later not paid for by the municipality, causing great controversy.
In MadridThe Palacio de Hielo shopping center boasts the presence of the largest screen in the capital, with a size of 350 square meters and can be followed in the Ice Rink of the aforementioned center, with a capacity for 1,500 spectators who will be able to access the seats free of charge until capacity is reached.
Also Matarócity of residence of Lamine Yamal and his whole family, join the countless list of municipalities with a giant screen, in this case at the local Parc Central track, accessible to fans from 8:00 pm
Until entering San Fulgencio, a town in Alicante with 9,500 registered residents, has a giant screen. What is surprising about the case is that 4,000 English people live here, along with 2,000 Spaniards and citizens of 71 other nationalities, according to EFE. There are two screens installed in town, with a guaranteed party, regardless of the winning selection.
In Haro (La Rioja), town of Luis de la Fuenteexpected to be around 12,000 people They turned to the national team. The football field being carried the name of the coach to accommodate those who wanted to follow Spain-England in three screens large format.
Málaga, Seville, San Sebastián, Bilbao, Benidorm, Palma, Valencia, Alicante, Murcia, Ciudad Real, Burgos, Salamanca, Zaragoza, Valladolid, La Coruña, Pamplona, Santander, Tenerife or Las Palmas de Gran Canaria.. .In all corners of the country can follow the game. Spain, today, is a huge giant screen.
Source: La Verdad
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