Where to Watch Spain vs Belgium in Málaga: Giant Screens and Plans to Support La Roja

Spain will face Belgium this Friday with a place in the World Cup semi-finals at stake. The match kicks off at 9:00 p.m. and will be shown at several venues across Málaga and the surrounding province, including giant outdoor screens, cinemas, festivals and nightlife spaces.

From a cinema screening with high-quality picture and sound to free public events and themed parties, these are some of the confirmed places where fans can watch Spain vs Belgium surrounded by fellow supporters.

Cine Yelmo: The Match on a Giant Cinema Screen

Cine Yelmo will broadcast Spain vs Belgium live as part of its special +Que Cine programme.

The screening will allow fans to enjoy the match on a large cinema screen, with high-quality sound, air conditioning and comfortable seating.

Tickets are already available, with special packages that include popcorn and a drink.

Ideal for: anyone looking for comfort and excellent picture and sound quality.

Málaga Forum: Football, Live Music and Beer

The former Autocine Málaga, now known as Málaga Forum, has prepared one of the most original plans of the evening.

The match will be shown on a giant screen in front of the stage as part of an event combining football, live music and beer.

Admission costs €7 and includes one drink.

Ideal for: groups of friends looking to combine the match with a festival-style atmosphere.

Parque de La Batería in Torremolinos

Torremolinos Town Council will install a screen at Parque de La Batería so that residents and visitors can watch the match together.

The event will begin at 8:00 p.m., one hour before kick-off, giving supporters plenty of time to arrive and enjoy the build-up.

Admission will be free. Organisers recommend arriving early and wearing a Spain shirt whenever possible.

Practical Information

Date: Friday, 10 July
Event begins: 8:00 p.m.
Kick-off: 9:00 p.m.
Admission: Free
Venue: Parque de La Batería, Torremolinos

Plaza Teniente Arce in Ronda

Football fans in the Serranía de Ronda will also be able to watch Spain vs Belgium on a large public screen.

Ronda Town Council will install the screen in Plaza Teniente Arce, where the match will be shown free of charge.

The broadcast will coincide with Ronda’s White Night, meaning a lively atmosphere is expected throughout the evening and after the final whistle.

Ideal for: visitors who want to combine the football with the cultural and entertainment programme of the White Night.

Weekend Beach Festival in Torre del Mar

People attending the Weekend Beach Festival will not need to leave the venue to watch the match.

Organisers have confirmed that a large screen will be installed inside the festival grounds to broadcast Spain vs Belgium while the music programme continues.

The match will be shown without sound to avoid interfering with the scheduled concerts.

Ideal for: festivalgoers who do not want to choose between the football and the live performances.

Santa Rita Málaga in Teatinos

Santa Rita Málaga, located in the Teatinos district, will also show the match from 9:00 p.m.

The venue accepts table reservations and has announced special promotions for supporters arriving in a Spain shirt.

The plan combines the atmosphere of a sports bar with food, music and drinks after the match.

Ideal for: anyone who prefers to watch from a reserved table and continue the evening with music and nightlife.

Auditorio Cortijo de Torres: Football and a 1990s Party

The Auditorio Cortijo de Torres will bring together two major plans on the same night: Spain vs Belgium and the Un Viaje a los 90’s party.

The match will be shown on a giant screen so that attendees can support Spain alongside other fans.

After the final whistle, a large party will begin featuring some of the best-known pop and dance hits of the 1990s.

The line-up includes:

• Corona
• Whigfield
• Rebeca
• Ku Minerva
• Viceversa
• Selena Leo
• Kriss Orue
• Just Luis
• Sergio Blázquez and David Álvarez

Practical Information

Venue: Auditorio Cortijo de Torres, Málaga
Date: Friday, 10 July
Kick-off: 9:00 p.m.
After the match: Un Viaje a los 90’s party
Admission: Event ticket required

This is one of the most complete plans of the evening for anyone who wants to support Spain and then continue with live music and major hits from the 1990s.

Places to Watch Spain vs Belgium in Málaga

Cine Yelmo: Live cinema screening with ticket and food-and-drink packages.

Málaga Forum: Giant screen, live music and €7 admission including one drink.

Parque de La Batería: Free public screening in Torremolinos from 8:00 p.m.

Plaza Teniente Arce: Free screening in Ronda during the White Night celebrations.

Weekend Beach Festival: Screen inside the Torre del Mar festival grounds, with the match shown without sound.

Santa Rita Málaga: Table reservations and special promotions in Teatinos.

Auditorio Cortijo de Torres: Giant-screen broadcast followed by the Un Viaje a los 90’s party.

Times, ticket prices, access conditions and availability may change, so visitors are advised to check the official channels of each venue before travelling.

Match Information

Match: Spain vs Belgium
Competition: FIFA World Cup
Date: Friday, 10 July
Kick-off: 9:00 p.m.
At stake: A place in the semi-finals

Information source: Más Málaga