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Key takeaways
- Confirm that the chosen venue is showing the match before reserving.
- Use a dated organiser announcement for any public screening, including access rules.
- Allow for extra time and penalties when checking the last train home.
The Match
The July 12 report listed Spain–France for Tuesday July 14 at 21:00 Madrid time, at AT&T Stadium in the Dallas area. The original match-report links were inaccessible during the October review, so this archived listing has not been independently reverified.
A knockout match can extend into extra time and penalties; allow for that when choosing the journey home.
Public Screens
Use a dated city, district or named-venue announcement before travelling to a public screen. No specific screening is verified in this archived guide.
For an announced event, check entry time, capacity, bottle restrictions and the nearest useful station.
Where To Watch
Ask a bar near home whether it is showing the match, whether tables can be reserved and whether the screen has sound. For a group, book before turning up at kickoff.
Metro And The Way Home
Metro's normal closing time is around 01:30. Check the last service for your line and direction rather than treating that as a departure time from every station. For buses, use EMT's route and incident information. No match-specific extension or diversion is established here.
Sources
- Spain vs France World Cup semifinal schedule / AS — Unavailable during the 2026-10-18 access check (HTTP 403); this is an access result, not a factual verdict.
- World Cup semifinal bracket update / El Pais — Unavailable during the 2026-10-18 access check (HTTP 403); this is an access result, not a factual verdict.
- EMT Madrid line and incident information / EMT Madrid
- Metro de Madrid / Metro de Madrid
- Madrid official city website / Ayuntamiento de Madrid
- AEMET Madrid forecast / AEMET
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