Thinking about the FIFA Club World Cup? It’s the only time the best clubs from each continent meet in one tournament. Whether you’re a casual fan or a die‑hard supporter, this guide gives you the basics, the latest news and how to catch every goal.
The Club World Cup features seven teams: the champions of Asia, Africa, North America, South America, Europe and Oceania, plus the host nation’s league winner. The format is a straight knockout with a play‑off for the two lowest‑ranked sides, then quarter‑finals, semi‑finals and a final. A third‑place match also decides the bronze medalist.
Each confederation runs its own club championship. In Europe it’s the UEFA Champions League winner, in South America it’s the Copa Libertadores champion, and so on. Winning your continental title isn’t just bragging rights – it earns a spot in the global showdown where a cash prize and the coveted trophy await.
Recent editions have shown how unpredictable the Cup can be. The 2022 tournament saw Saudi Arabian side Al‑Hilal punch above their weight, while European giants like Real Madrid and Liverpool have collected multiple titles. The mix of styles makes every game feel fresh.
Looking ahead, the 2025 edition is set for the United Arab Emirates in December. FIFA announced a 32‑team expansion plan, but for now the seven‑team format stays. Expect a tighter schedule, more matches and a bigger fan vibe in the desert stadiums.
If you want to follow the action, the official FIFA app provides live scores, line‑ups and minute‑by‑minute updates. Social media accounts of the clubs and confederations also post behind‑the‑scenes clips, so you won’t miss a single celebration.
In the UK, the matches air on BT Sport and the BBC’s streaming service. In the US, you’ll find them on Fox Sports and the ESPN+ platform. Subscriptions are cheap for a month, and they give you access to replays if you can’t watch live.
For a smoother experience, consider a VPN if the broadcast isn’t available in your region. Just pick a server in a country that carries the feed, and you’ll see the same high‑quality stream as locals.
Finally, don’t forget the fan zones that pop up in major cities during the tournament. They often show games on big screens, serve food and let you meet fellow supporters. It’s a great way to feel the buzz without traveling far.
Bottom line: the FIFA Club World Cup packs world‑class football into a short, exciting burst. Keep an eye on the schedule, pick a reliable stream, and enjoy the drama as clubs from every continent battle for the ultimate club crown.
Al-Hilal shocked Manchester City in a rollercoaster FIFA Club World Cup match in Orlando, winning 4-3 after extra time thanks to Marcos Leonardo’s brace. The game featured dramatic lead changes, crucial goals from both sides, refereeing controversies, and Pep Guardiola protesting a late penalty decision as Al-Hilal advanced to face Fluminense.
Read More
Real Madrid cruised to a 3-0 win over Red Bull Salzburg as the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup kicked off with a bang. Vinicius Junior starred with a goal and an assist, highlighting Madrid's intent to reclaim the title. The expanded 32-team format and free DAZN coverage are drawing global attention.
Read More
Inter Miami and Palmeiras battled to an intense 2-2 draw in their FIFA Club World Cup Group A showdown, both moving on to the knockout round. Palmeiras edged out the group’s top spot on goal difference, sending Al-Ahly and Porto out of the tournament.
Read More
Palmeiras and Porto battled to a 0-0 draw in their FIFA Club World Cup opener at MetLife Stadium. Porto’s substitute keeper Cláudio Ramos frustrated Palmeiras’ attack with stellar saves. The draw leaves Group A wide open, with all teams level after Inter Miami and Al Ahly also finished scoreless. DAZN provided coverage and insights into both teams’ tactics.
Read More
