France-Morocco is shaping up to be one of the week's big moments for France supporters. On July 9, 2026 at 10:00 PM, the French team will clash in the World Cup 2026 quarterfinals, and in Paris the fan zones, sports bars, terraces and food courts are already geared up to broadcast the match, with options available both with and without reservation.
It’s true that many football fans will want to soak up this match in a festive atmosphere, surrounded by fellow Blues supporters... or by fans of the opposing side! Whether you’re a loyal supporter of the France team or just a connoisseur of big sporting showdowns, watching this clash in a lively venue is the perfect way to experience the full intensity of the competition.
Chants, cheers, shouts of joy or disappointment, goal celebrations: the team spirit brings fans together around the love of football. But as kickoff approaches, it's wise to plan your venue in advance, since France's matches attract huge crowds. Book if possible or arrive early to snag the best seats!
So, to help you find the perfect spot, head to the venues showing the France–Morocco match in Paris on July 9, 2026 at 10 p.m.
VIP fan zone in the heart of Paris for the FIFA World Cup
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France vs. Morocco in the Yvelines: the Mesnil-Saint-Denis guinguette fan zone (78) this Thursday
La fan zone du Mesnil-Saint-Denis (78) relights its giant screen this Thursday for the France–Morocco World Cup 2026 quarter-final, as the La Tribu Délire association promises a festive evening to be enjoyed with family or friends. [Read more]
France vs. Morocco: Trappes’ free fan zone to watch the quarterfinal on a giant screen
Want to know where to watch the France–Morocco quarterfinal in Yvelines? Head to Trappes’ fan zone this Thursday, July 9, 2026, to experience the World Cup clash at Chansac Stadium. The city invites supporters to gather from 8 p.m., with two giant screens, free entry, and a convivial vibe around the Blues and the Atlas Lions. [Read more]
France vs. Morocco on a big screen, free fan zone in Perray-en-Yvelines this Thursday
France vs Morocco will be shown on a giant screen this Thursday, July 9, 2026, at Parc municipal du Perray-en-Yvelines. A free gathering to watch the Blues in the 2026 World Cup quarterfinals. [Read more]
Fan zone Paris: Late-night terraces, pedestrian-friendly districts, announcements from Paris City Hall
From July 9, 2026, Paris will roll out district-by-district adjustments to let fans soak up the World Cup 2026 knockout stages in a friendly, convivial atmosphere. Pedestrian zones, terraces open until 2 a.m., and live broadcasts will define the Blues’ evenings. Here’s the rundown. [Read more]
A verdant fan zone at the Hippodrome ParisLongchamp for France-Morocco and the first semifinal.
On July 9 and July 14, 2026, the ParisLongchamp Racecourse will screen the France–Morocco quarter-final and the first semi-final of the 2026 World Cup on a giant screen. Horse racing, DJ sets, food trucks and a range of activities round out the program of this outdoor fan zone. [Read more]
France-Morocco fan zone in Mantes-la-Jolie: the quarterfinal on a giant screen this Thursday
The Mantes-la-Jolie fan zone is back for the France–Morocco World Cup quarter-final on Thursday, July 9, 2026. A free big screen at Stade Jean-Paul-David, plus activities, food options, and an expanded capacity of 2,000 supporters. [Read more]
France-Morocco: the quarterfinal broadcast in the largest fan zone in the 78
The Yvelines’ biggest fan zone is back for France vs. Morocco, the 2026 World Cup quarterfinal, this Thursday, July 9, 2026. A giant screen, activities, a food truck and a drinks stand will welcome 2,000 supporters, all free to attend. [Read more]
World Cup 2026: France–Morocco match to be shown on the Grand Rex's giant screen
On July 9, 2026, the Grand Rex turns into a stadium! For the France–Morocco clash, fans are invited to follow the match on the legendary giant screen, with a lineup of animations planned. [Read more]
A giant fan zone lands in Neuilly-sur-Marne (93) with live match screenings and a full slate of activities.
From July 4 to 19, 2026, Neuilly-sur-Marne (93) will host a free celebration zone on Place Stalingrad to experience the World Cup 2026 knockout rounds. A giant screen, activities, food and drink, and meet-and-greets with sports legends are on the agenda. [Read more]
Giant screens and fans’ celebrations at Mazette for the 2026 World Cup
Le Mazette turns the 2026 World Cup into massive fan festivals. Ready to root for the French team? [Read more]
Splash, the fan zone of Bistrots Pas Parisiens in Asnières-sur-Seine
In Asnières-sur-Seine, Splash becomes a fan zone for the 2026 World Cup, featuring giant LED walls, dinner by reservation, and a bar with free entry upon registration. [Read more]
Boom Boom Villette, the XXL fan zone to follow the 2026 World Cup in Paris
In Paris, Boom Boom Villette screens the World Cup’s marquee matches in a 4,000 m² covered space, with a giant screen, entertainment, and 15 restaurants and bars to enjoy the tournament together. [Read more]
An 800 m² fan zone at Café A to experience the 2026 World Cup in Paris.
From June 12 to July 19, 2026, Café A will set up a fan zone in its sprawling private garden in the 10th arrondissement, with live game screenings, food, drinks, and football-themed activities. [Read more]
Paris' FrogPubs bars, real hubs for supporters with live game broadcasts.
The six FrogPubs in Paris are quintessential British-style bars where you go for house-brewed craft beer, pub grub, watching the big games on the big screen, and a convivial moment with friends. [Read more]
The French Flair, Pigalle's sports pub that turns into a club on weekends
Just a stone's throw from Pigalle and Place de Clichy, The French Flair serves up live sports, billiards and DJ sets in an atmosphere that shifts from pub to club as the evening goes on. [Read more]
McBride's Irish Pub, Châtelet's lively sports bar.
In the heart of the 1st arrondissement, McBride's Irish Pub brings together Irish beers, lively evenings, and live sports broadcasts in a bustling, sports-pub atmosphere, just a stone's throw from Châtelet-Les Halles. [Read more]
FIFA World Cup: giant screen and free activities at La Villette, the family-friendly fan zone
From June 13 to July 19, 2026, Parc de la Villette comes alive to the rhythm of the World Cup as it hosts a vast, free fan zone at the foot of the Géode. Screenings on giant displays, a five-a-side football pitch, and colorful brick-building workshops invite the whole family to ride the energy of the tournament. [Read more]
2026 FIFA World Cup: fan zone, giant screen, predictions, giant foosball at La Communale
From June 11 to July 19, 2026, the Saint-Ouen municipality transforms its giant hall into a true people’s stadium with free entry for the World Cup, aiming to get fans buzzing to the rhythm of giant screens, tournaments and an oversized, quirky foosball table. [Read more]
Abstinence: the convivial table in the 15th arrondissement offering sharing plates
Abstinence is the new table of chef Lucas Felzine, who delights our taste buds with his naughty plates to share with friends to celebrate the return to normal life after months of abstinence! [Read more]
Hollywood Savoy: a festive restaurant with elegant dining near La Bourse in Paris
In the heart of the Bourse district, Hollywood Savoy fuses a spectacular setting, convivial sharing-style cuisine and a festive atmosphere at a Parisian spot now run by Fitz Group. [Read more]
At La Fontaine Gaillon, chef Marie-Victorine Manoa reinvents gourmet elegance
This iconic address, taken over this summer 2024 by the Fitz Group with Marie-Victorine Manoa at the helm in the kitchen, offers a classic menu boldly revisited in a hushed atmosphere. Immerse yourself in an experience where terroir and creativity come together. [Read more]
FIFA World Cup: a festive, floating fan zone on the banks of the Seine this summer, 2026.
This summer, the Football World Cup lands on the banks of the Seine! From June 12 to July 19, 2026, the Quai de la Photo opens its doors to welcome fans in an atmosphere that promises to be exceptional, blending live matches with a music program. [Read more]
Quai Sauvage: the summer interlude of festive programming along the quays of Port de Bercy
Le Quai Sauvage is back, a festive hotspot by Port de Bercy, inviting you to cool off and enjoy a wide array of sports and cultural activities along the banks of the Seine, starting May 1, 2026. [Read more]
Vesper, the Japanese restaurant in the 7th arrondissement of Paris, is reinventing itself as an izakaya-inspired spot
Just a stone's throw from the École Militaire, in the 7th arrondissement of Paris, Vesper transforms into a contemporary Japanese izakaya under the guidance of chef Roudy Petersen. This stylish spot from the Fitz Group offers a menu featuring sushi, caramelized black cod with miso, and refined cocktails—all served in an elegant setting where Tokyo meets Paris. Open now for both lunch and dinner. [Read more]
Monsieur Claude, Danny Khezzar's offbeat restaurant in Rueil-Malmaison, unveils its identity
Monsieur Claude has opened its doors! The new Bistrots Pas Parisiens restaurant by Danny Khezzar, emblematic finalist in season 14 of Top Chef and Michelin-starred chef at Bayview, is located in Rueil-Malmaison, Hauts-de-Seine, just outside Paris. This unusual, supendu restaurant takes us back to the Roaring Twenties. We tell you all about it. [Read more]
The Bombardier: the English bar a stone's throw from the Pantheon
An English pub located next to the Pantheon, The Bombardier is a must in the 5th arrondissement for a good beer or to watch a match with atmosphere! [Read more]
Belushi's Gare du Nord: the rock and sports bar where you won't want to miss a match
For years, the Gare du Nord district has been home to Belushi's: a modern, sporty establishment that wakes up the neighborhood, where you can catch the best soccer or rugby matches! [Read more]
Fitzgerald, the gourmet address for seasonal cuisine by chef Pierre-Thomas Clément
Le Fitzgerald is the gourmet address on the Left Bank. This Parisian restaurant, nestled in the capital's 7th arrondissement, invites you to savor refined cuisine based on seasonal produce, imagined by chef Pierre-Thomas Clément. [Read more]
See where all these addresses are located by clicking the map at the bottom of the article
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Dates and Opening Time
On July 9, 2026
