The giant screen initiative, promoted by the Youth Department, successfully culminated in the city's main square. Fans filled the designated area to watch the match together, marking the end of a tour that visited different neighborhoods during the tournament's knockout stages.
The festive atmosphere began before the game, with music and entertainment provided by a DJ. After the final whistle, joy erupted with the Spanish team's triumph. The Councilor for Youth, Àlex Borrell, highlighted his satisfaction with the "magnificent response from the citizens throughout the World Cup," emphasizing that the initiative to bring matches to the neighborhoods was "very positive," creating "spaces for coexistence and an extraordinary atmosphere."
Borrell stressed that "ending this tour with the Main Square full and celebrating a World Cup is an image that will remain in many people's memories." He concluded by expressing their "great happiness" in responding to public demand and contributing to such a "special atmosphere" throughout the championship.
