Morocco Brazil World Cup 2026 Paris Fan Zone
For their opening match at the World Cup against Brazil, Moroccan supporters in Paris will benefit from an exceptional fan zone. The famous cinema Le Grand Rex will broadcast this first Group C match in a completely festive atmosphere.
Fans of the Moroccan team have an appointment in the darkened halls. The organizers have partnered to make the building a "true temple of football and Moroccan culture". The first tickets priced at 18 euros have already sold out completely, leaving the remaining entrance tickets at 24 euros each.
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The event will begin well before the kickoff scheduled for Sunday, June 14 at midnight. From the evening of June 13, the capital’s audience will enjoy a dakka marrakchia performance and several other activities to bring this gathering space to life.
This first major test of the world tournament pits the recent semi-finalists against the five-time Brazilian champions. According to information reported by Le Parisien Sports, the Moroccan community will thus have the same broadcast system as the unconditional supporters of the French national team.
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Sports immersion has become a habit for the Parisian establishment. Over the past two years, the cinema has welcomed spectators for the Africa Cup of Nations, Euro 2024, and the PSG-OM match. The venues will also broadcast the Champions League final between PSG and Arsenal, as well as the France-Senegal match this summer.
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