Portable toilets and screens installed at Monument to the Revolution for Mexico vs. Czechia match; fans say 'it's great'

Mexico City residents will have a public viewing experience for the Mexico vs. Czechia soccer match, with installations set up at the Monument to the Revolution. Large screens and a stage for live music have been erected on the explanada, creating a festive atmosphere for fans gathering to support the national team.

Attendees can enjoy the game from various vantage points. Two screens are positioned under a white tent on Ignacio Ramírez street, offering a covered viewing area. Additionally, 20 blue portable toilets have been placed near Ponciano Arriaga street to serve the expected crowds.

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It's great because even if you don't have a TV or just don't want to stay home, you can come watch it here.

Fans arriving early expressed their excitement about the public event. Karina Álvarez, who came to cheer for Mexico, commented on the convenience and atmosphere. "It's great because even if you don't have a TV or just don't want to stay home, you can come watch it here," she said.

Álvarez also noted the practical need for the facilities, humorously suggesting the portable toilets remain permanently. "It's a very famous place, sometimes you pass by here and you really need to go, but there are no bathrooms," she added, highlighting the monument's high visitor traffic and the common lack of public restrooms.

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It's a very famous place, sometimes you pass by here and you really need to go, but there are no bathrooms.