Fans of the World Cup can watch the final match between Spain and the Netherlands this Sunday at King City Cinemas.

While many fans will be watching on television screens, the option of watching the games at the theater means fans will be able to watch the games on a large movie theater projection.

The theater tried out playing World Cup games last weekend when they showed the United States game and the Mexico game. The Mexico game drew a packed audience said owner Andrew Davis, while the United States game only drew a small turnout. Davis said the results were encouraging and they decided to air the final match.

The contest will be played in Spanish. The screening begins at 11:30 a.m. this Sunday, and doors will open for early birds at 10:45 a.m. Tickets will be sold at the door, but Manager Federico Garcia said tickets can also be purchased in advance.

No word yet on whether or not vuvuzelas will be sold at the concession stand.