Matches at The Museum: Quarterfinal 2

Spain and Belgium fans can watch Quarterfinal 2 in a museum setting with free admission, lunch options and a soccer-focused exhibition nearby. Matches at The Museum: Quarterfinal 2 takes place Friday, July 10 at The Bass in Miami Beach. The livestream viewing coincides with the museum’s presentation of Zidane: A 21st Century Portrait, connecting the day’s World Cup action with a contemporary artwork centered on one of soccer’s defining figures.

Guests are encouraged to wear their favorite soccer jersey and watch the match while avoiding larger fan crowds. The Cafe at The Bass will be open for late lunch, and visitors can explore the museum before or after the livestream.

On view through July 19, Zidane: A 21st Century Portrait is a two-channel video installation by Douglas Gordon and Philippe Parreno that follows Zinédine Zidane throughout a 2005 match using synchronized cameras. Rather than focusing on the ball, the work studies Zidane’s movements, gestures and presence in real time, offering a portrait of athletic performance, celebrity and public attention.