FIFA Club World Cup 2025 Live Streaming

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FIFA Club World Cup

There has been an incredible amount of buzz about the new version of the Club World Club as not only has it been expanded to 32 clubs, but it features more of the biggest clubs in the world and more of the best players in the world.

Taking place between the 14th of June and the 13th of July, all of the matches will take place in the United States, so expect huge crowds for every game with plenty of fans backing all of the clubs.

The 32 participating clubs come from 6 different confederations including the AFC, the CAF, CONCACAF, CONMEBOL, the OFC and UEFA.

Inter Miami are arguably the most deserving club as they qualified by (check notes) signing Leo Messi.

Moving on, UEFA have the most representatives including Chelsea (from England who qualified by winning the 2020-21 UEFA Champions League), Real Madrid (from Spain who qualified by winning the 2021-22 UEFA Champions League), Manchester City (from England who qualified by winning the 2022-23 UEFA Champions League), Bayern Munich (from Germany who qualified by been the best ranked eligible UEFA club), Paris Saint-Germain (from France who qualified by been the second best ranked eligible UEFA club), Borussia Dortmund (from Germany who qualified by been the third best ranked eligible UEFA club), Inter Milan (from Italy who qualified by been the fourth best ranked eligible UEFA club), Porto (from Portugal who qualified by been the fifth best ranked eligible UEFA club), Atletico Madrid (from Spain who qualified by been the sixth best ranked eligible UEFA club), Benfica (from Portugal who qualified by been the seventh best ranked eligible UEFA club), Juventus (from Italy who qualified by been the eight best ranked eligible UEFA club) and Red Bull Salzburg (from Austria who qualified by been the ninth best ranked eligible UEFA club).

Representing the AFC are Al-Hilal (from Saudi Arabis who qualified by winning the 2021 AFC Champions League), the Urawa Red Diamonds (from Japan who qualified by winning the 2022 AFC Champions League) Al Ain (from the United Arab Emirates who qualified by winning the 2023-24 AFC Champions League and Ulsan HD (from South Korea who qualified as the best ranked other club).

The CAF has sent Al Ahly (from Egypt who qualified by winning the 2020-21 CAF Champions League), Wydad AC (from Morocco who qualified by winning the 2021-22 CAF Champions League), Esperance de Tunis (from Tunisia who qualified by been the best ranked eligible club) and the Mamelodi Sundowns (from South Africa who qualified by been the 2nd ranked eligible club).

On behalf of CONCACAF are Monterrey (from Mexico who qualified by winning the 2021 CONCACAF Champions League), the Seattle Sounders (from the USA who qualified by winning the 2022 CONCACAF Champions League), Pachua (from Mexico who qualified by winning the 2024 CONCACAF Champions Cup) and Los Angeles FC (who qualified by winning a play-off).

CONMEBOL’s representatives are Palmeiras (from Brazil who qualified by winning the 2021 Copa Libertadores), Flamengo (from Brazil who qualified by winning the 2022 Copa Libertadores), Fluminense (from Brazil who qualified by winning the 2023 Copa Libertadores), Botofogo (from Brazil who qualified by winning the 2024 Copa Libertadores), River Plate (from Argentina who qualified by been the best ranked eligible CONMEBOL club) and Boca Juniors (from Argentina who qualified by been the 2nd best ranked eligible CONMEBOL club.

The only club to be representing the OFC are Auckland City who are from New Zealand and who qualified by been the best OFC Champions League winners from the last 4 years.

The club are split into 8 groups of 4 clubs before a quarter, semi and a final.

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Why You Should Watch

If you love football, you will want your fix of the sport over the summer and with most leagues around the world shut down, the best action out there is the Club World Cup.

It features many of the biggest clubs in the world, most of the top players and lots of big names having their final swansong.

The controversial move to the larger format has left many to simply claim that this tournament to be a cash grab and a way of giving the biggest clubs more money to stop break away leagues from starting up including the Super League in Europe.

In truth the tournament, well it’s a cash grab to give more money to the top clubs but that doesn’t mean there won’t be lots of great action and although most players will likely wish they were on a beach somewhere, by the time it comes to the knock out stages, that will to win should see decent tempo and exciting matches.

Where You Can Watch

This tournament can be watched live on television across the United Kingdom with a subscription to DAZN, which is pronounced Da-Zone and is a growing sports streaming service offered on most smart tv’s and connected devices.

Also, all of the action can be watch live online via the services found on this page who bring you everything from the opening match to the final itself.

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