It’s official! This Thursday, June 18, 11 additional screens will be set up in the Historic Center for the Mexico vs. South Korea match. We’ll tell you exactly where they’ll be. Take note!
The day has arrived. This Thursday, the Mexican national team will play its second match of the 2026 World Cup. The game will begin at 7:00 p.m. sharp and will be broadcast at more than 20 locations throughout Mexico City, such as the Xochimilco City Hall plaza and Parque de la Bombilla, to name a few.
As for the capital’s Zócalo, the match will also be shown there; however, on June 17, it was announced that capacity will be limited to 55,000 fans, so we recommend arriving early to secure a spot.
Additional screens will be set up in the Historic Center to watch the Mexico vs. South Korea match
As for the additional screens, it was reported that they will be located very close to the Zócalo. They will be at:
- Juárez and Bellas Artes
- Juárez and Revillagigedo
- May 5 and Palma
- May 5 and Isabel la Católica
- Madero and Palma
- September 16 and Palma
- November 20 and Uruguay
- November 20 and Mesones
- November 20 and Regina
- Pino Suárez and Uruguay
- Pino Suárez and Salvador
If you plan to go watch the game, don’t forget to bring an umbrella or raincoat because we’re in the middle of the rainy season, and heavy rain is forecast for the afternoon, as well as showers at night. Take the necessary precautions.
