The Parque Concejala Dolores Camino in Gines hosted over 2,500 people to watch the World Cup final that Spain won against Argentina. The Town Hall installed a 6.5 x 3.5 metre screen and more than 1,500 seats.
The Sevillian town of Gines experienced a historic day last Sunday, when more than 2,500 people gathered at the Parque Concejala Dolores Camino to follow the World Cup final on a giant screen. The Spanish National Team triumphed over Argentina 1-0, securing their second world title, and the municipality of Aljarafe celebrated in style.
A red tide fills the park
From 19:00 hours, the park began to fill with neighbours of all ages. The Town Hall of Gines had organised a complete setup for the occasion, with a tent for trading World Cup stickers that operated until the start of the match. The younger ones took the opportunity to complete their albums and share the excitement before the game.
The atmosphere was enhanced by a DJ who entertained the wait, alongside a refreshment stand offering drinks and food. The 'red tide' grew as the kick-off approached, painting the park in the colours of the National Team. The giant screen, measuring 6.5 x 3.5 metres, became the centre of attention, with over 1,500 chairs set up for attendees.
A nail-biting match until extra time
The match, which kept the excitement until the last minute, was decided in extra time with a goal from Ferrán Torres. Every play was cheered by those present, who never stopped supporting 'La Roja'. The atmosphere was that of a grand celebration, with families, groups of friends, and children experiencing their first major football success of the National Team.
When the referee blew the final whistle, the explosion of joy was unanimous. Hugs, chants, and red and yellow flags flooded the park. Spain's victory, which adds its second world star, was celebrated in Gines as if the match had been played in the municipality itself. The mayor, present at the event, highlighted the importance of experiencing these moments as a community.
A milestone for Spanish sport
The second World Cup for the Spanish football team marks a historic milestone. Following the title in 2010 in South Africa, this new success reaffirms Spain as one of the great powers of world football. The final, contested against an Argentina led by Messi, was a high-level tactical duel that was resolved by the quality of Ferrán Torres.
For the residents of Gines, the experience of watching the match on a giant screen was a success. Many highlighted the comfort of the space and the quality of the image. The initiative from the Town Hall, which has organised similar events in the past, once again demonstrated that sport unites the community. The next event could be the final of the Euro Cup or the Champions League, according to municipal sources.
The day concluded with a sensation of collective pride. Gines showed that it knows how to celebrate the great successes of national sport, and it did so with respect and joy. The Parque Concejala Dolores Camino, already a reference for outdoor activities, once again became the epicentre of social life in the municipality.

