Monday, June 16th
At 17:20 CET, for those who enjoy late-night or early-morning football, Boca Juniors from Argentina will face off against Benfica at midnight. This match features two prominent clubs with illustrious histories.
Although the tournament is financially significant for both clubs, it is arguably more crucial for Boca Juniors, who have not competed in the Copa Libertadores this season. Securing success here while facing Europe’s top teams—an opportunity they rarely get—will undoubtedly energize their passionate fan base.
Following that, another match features the South American giant Flamengo RJ facing Tunisia’s Esperance Tunis, which starts at 3 am CET.
Catch every moment of tonight’s action with live updates from Flashscore. Follow all the excitement right here.
17:10 CET – Welcome to an exciting evening and night of action at the FIFA Club World Cup.
The first exciting game features Premier League heavyweights Chelsea taking on Los Angeles FC at 9:00 PM CET.
Having secured victory in the Conference League final in their last match before this tournament, Chelsea are likely to approach the Club World Cup with a strong sense of confidence.
They are expected to be strong favourites for this matchup as well. Although Los Angeles boasts some familiar names, they currently rank fifth in the MLS Western Conference, competing in one of the less dominant leagues globally.
Discover more details about the confrontation at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta here.
At 6:05 CET, we’ll return later this evening with more action from the FIFA Club World Cup, featuring a matchup between Chelsea and Los Angeles FC!
At 6:00 CET, Botafogo secured a narrow victory over Seattle with a 2-1 scoreline in front of their home fans.
At 5:40 CET, Cristian Roldan (Seattle Sounders) scored a beautiful header in the 75th minute, pulling his team back to within one goal as the score stands at 2-1.
At 5:25 CET, Alexander Barboza of Botafogo RJ was issued a yellow card for making a harsh tackle at the 61st minute.
At 5:05 CET, we’re back in action in Seattle for the second half of the game!
It’s halftime, and the clock shows 04:50 CET.
At 4:48 CET, Igor Jesus scored Botafogo RJ’s second header of the game, bringing the score to 2-0 before halftime. Teammate Vitinho delivered an impressive pass to the box, allowing Jesus to find the back of the right side of the net.
At 04:33 CET, Jair Cunha receives a cross from teammate Alex Telles on the edge of the six-yard box, scoring a goal for Botafogo RJ and putting them ahead 1-0 at the 28th minute.
At 04:30 CET, Nouhou of the Seattle Sounders is issued a yellow card for committing a clear foul at the 27th minute.
The game in Seattle is now live at 3:00 CET!
At 2:30 CET, we’re shifting our focus to the upcoming match between Botafogo RJ and the Seattle Sounders, which is set to begin in 30 minutes!
Here are the lineups for both teams:
At 1:55 CET, the match between Palmeiras and Porto concluded with a 0-0 draw, marking scoring droughts for both teams in their first Club World Cup encounter in New Jersey.
At 1:30 CET, Palmeiras’ Gustavo Gómez, born in 1962, and coach Abel Ferreira, born in 1964, were both issued yellow cards just minutes apart. Ferreira was left puzzled about the reason for his yellow card.
The second half has just begun!
At halftime, with the score still tied at zero, the game between Porto and Palmeiras at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey continues to be a thrilling back-and-forth. Both teams’ goalkeepers have been excellent, with Palmeiras’ Weverton Pereira da Silva making an incredible save just below the top bar.
At 00:21 CET, Martim Fernandes of FC Porto must be cautious in his forward play after receiving his first yellow card in the match at the 15th minute.
At 00:12 CET, Felipe Anderson of Palmeiras is booked with a yellow card following a harsh tackle.
We’re now underway at the MetLife Stadium! Keep an eye out for all the latest updates between Palmeiras and Porto.
Sunday, June 15th
At 23:35 CET, the fourth match of the Club World Cup features 2021 runners-up Palmeiras against debutants Porto in Group A.
We’re only 25 minutes away from the start of the game in New Jersey, so here are the team lineups for the match.
At 23:05 CET, PSG achieved a remarkable 4-0 win over Atletico Madrid in California, making a fantastic start to their Group B campaign.
The fourth goal for the Parisians was scored by Kang-In Lee from a penalty deep into stoppage time.
22:54 CET – A third goal for PSG! This should surely secure all three points for Luis Enrique’s side, with substitute Senny Mayulu capitalizing on a loose ball to fire it into the bottom corner.
As the game enters its final quarter-hour at 22:45 CET, Atletico’s challenge has intensified. Clement Lenglet has been sent off after receiving a second yellow card.
At 22:27 CET, Atlético Madrid believed they had reduced the deficit when Julian Alvarez scored a goal in the bottom corner past Gianluigi Donnarumma. However, VAR intervened and disallowed the goal due to a foul during the build-up.
Resuming action at the Rose Bowl for the second half! Can Diego Simeone’s team stage a comeback?
At 21:55 CET, PSG extended their lead at the half-time whistle with a composed finish from Vitinha, following an excellent build-up by Khvicha Kvaratskhelia. The French team delivered an impressive performance in the first half.
Check out the second half on Flashscore.
As half-time approaches, PSG continues to dominate the match, but clear-cut opportunities have been scarce for both teams since Ruiz’s early goal.
At 21:24 CET, Luis Enrique’s team is leading justifiably after 19 minutes, with Fabian Ruiz delivering a brilliant shot to the bottom corner from the edge of the box.
At 9:04 PM CET, we are now in progress at the Rose Bowl in California, where PSG and Atletico are aiming to begin Group B perfectly.
At 20:42 CET, both PSG and Atletico are making their first appearance in the Club World Cup tonight. This match also marks the first time two European teams have faced each other in the tournament’s history.
At 20:20 CET, our focus turns to California for a high-stakes match between Paris Saint-Germain, the Champions League champions, and Atletico Madrid, scheduled for 21:00 CET.
Here are the team lineups for that matchup:
It’s all over in Cincinnati, with Bayern Munich absolutely dismantling Auckland City 10-0 in their Group C opener.
Read the full match report here.
With just one minute left in regular time, Bayern have impressively reached ten goals as Thomas Müller scores their 10th.
At 19:46 CET, Jamal Musiala scores his hat-trick by capitalizing on a loose pass from Conor Tracey and finishing with clinical precision into the bottom corner.
At 19:35 CET, Jamal Musiala increased his score five minutes later by rolling a penalty into the center of the goal after being fouled by Michael den Heijer inside the box.
Will Bayern manage to reach double figures in the next 15 minutes?
At 19:30 CET, Jamal Musiala delivered a sublime finish, curling in a magnificent seventh goal for Bayern Munich.
At 19:22 CET, we’ve reached the one-hour mark, and Vincent Kompany has made substitutions for key players like Michael Olise and Harry Kane, keeping an eye on the remaining tournament.
At 19:06 CET, Auckland City is now in the second half, aiming to prevent further setbacks in Cincinnati.
At 18:50 CET, we’ve reached halftime in Cincinnati, and Bayern has dominated the first 45 minutes. Thomas Müller’s volley and Michael Olise’s exquisite long-range effort just before the break have given Bayern a six-goal lead.
Catch the second half updates on Flashscore.
At 18:41 CET, Auckland City has managed to slow down the scoring, with Bayern leading 4-0 as they approach the half-time break with five minutes remaining.
At 18:24 CET, Kingsley Coman scored his second goal of the match, bringing Bayern’s total to four goals with a precise low strike from the Frenchman.
At 18:20 CET, Sacha Boey and Michael Olise scored two close-range goals, propelling Bayern into a commanding three-goal lead just 20 minutes into the match.
With just six minutes on the clock, Bayern Munich takes the lead as Kingsley Coman heads in the tournament’s opening goal following an exquisite assist from debutant Jonathan Tah.
18:01 CET: We’re now on the move in Cincinnati! Stay tuned for all the latest updates.
At 5:28 PM CET, the significant gap in experience between Bayern Munich, a top-tier German team, and Auckland City, an amateur club, makes Bayern the clear favorites to win. Opta predicts a 98.2% chance of victory for the Bavarians.
At 17:10 CET, Bayern Munich is set to begin their Club World Cup journey with a match against Auckland City in Cincinnati, just 50 minutes away from kickoff.
The starting lineup for the Group C match includes Harry Kane, Michael Olise, and new signing Jonathan Tah, all chosen by Vincent Kompany for his team.
Good afternoon and welcome back to our live coverage of the FIFA Club World Cup. We’re gearing up for an exciting second day at the revamped tournament!
The match is set to begin at 18:00 CET, with Bayern Munich facing amateur team Auckland City in Cincinnati.
Vincent Kompany’s team, who have reached the quarter-finals or further in five consecutive Champions League tournaments since their last Club World Cup appearance, are traveling across the Atlantic on a high after recently reclaiming the Bundesliga title.
Auckland City, which should not be confused with the professional Auckland FC in Australia’s A-League, is competing in their record 13th Club World Cup tournament. Despite their extensive experience, they have managed only three wins from 17 matches so far, with two draws and twelve losses, indicating difficulties when facing top-tier competition.
After the Bayern vs Auckland City match in Group C, Paris Saint-Germain will take on Atletico Madrid in an exciting Group B encounter at 21:00 CET. Meanwhile, FC Porto will face Palmeiras at 00:00 CET, and Botafogo will go up against Seattle Sounders in an overnight match at 04:00 CET.
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At 08:36 CET, we’ll return later this evening with more updates from the FIFA Club World Cup, featuring Bayern Munich in action and PSG facing Atletico Madrid in an exciting group clash.
4:10 CET – End of the match!
At 4:05 CET, El Shenawy makes an incredible save, denying Messi’s perfectly placed shot in the top right corner, securing the save of the night at the 90+7th minute mark.
At 4:04 CET, Luis Suarez from Miami is given a yellow card in the 90+7th minute.
At 4:00 CET, Marwan Ateya from Al Ahly receives a yellow card in added time, specifically at the 90+2 minute mark.
At 3:55 CET, Sergio Busquets from Miami is shown a yellow card for an incident at the 86th minute.
At 3:53 CET, Fafa Picault of Miami had a chance to score with a header following an impressive cross from Messi at the 85th minute, but he missed the opportunity.
At 3:32 CET, Messi narrowly misses a goal during his third free kick in the match, just centimeters away from the post, at the 64th minute.
At 3:25 CET, Messi’s goal attempt is thwarted at the 57th minute due to another remarkable save by El Shenawy.
At 3:21 CET, Al Ahly’s goalkeeper Mohamed El Shenawy made a crucial save, denying Tadeo Allende inside the six-yard box at the 51-minute mark.
At 3:20 CET, Miami missed their first corner opportunity of the half when Messi attempted to create a scoring chance for teammate Luis Suarez (50′).
3:15 CET – Second half begins!
At 2:50 CET, Oscar Ustari made a critical save during a penalty kick by Al Ahly just before halftime.
At 2:47 CET, Tomas Aviles receives his second yellow card after bringing down his opponent in a tackle. The resulting free kick for Al Ahly leads to another missed opportunity as the cross fails to capitalize on the chance.
At 2:46 CET, Messi missed his second free kick of the game during the 39th minute.
At 2:42 CET, Messi sustains a right knee injury in the 35th minute but manages to get up and continue playing.
At 2:40 CET, Oscar Ustari made two consecutive remarkable saves for Inter Miami. The first was on a free kick from Abou Ali, and the second was a header right in front of the net.
At 2:38 CET, Al Ahly had their first goal disallowed when Wessam Abou Ali was called offside in the 31st minute.
As of 2:36 CET, Inter Miami has not managed to have a shot on target in the first 30 minutes of the match.
At 2:30 CET, Tomas Aviles from Miami is shown a yellow card. In the 25th minute, Zizo from Al Ahly misses a free kick opportunity when Miami’s goalkeeper, Oscar Ustari, successfully intercepts it.
At 2:19 CET, Messi from Miami attempts his first free kick of the match, sending it high over the target (’14).
At 2:17 CET, Emam Ashour of Al Ahly exits the game at ’13 due to an upper-body injury. Zizo comes on as a substitute.
At 2:00 CET, the match between Inter Miami and Al Ahly is set to start!
1:05 CET – The first lineups for the Club World Cup are announced, with Inter Miami’s stars featured in the opening match against Al Ahly.
Captain Lionel Messi, Luis Suarez, and Sergio Busquets are part of the starting lineup, while Jordi Alba, as reported yesterday, will miss the game due to health issues.
Saturday, June 14th
Good evening and welcome to our live coverage of the FIFA Club World Cup as the revamped tournament begins overnight. Inter Miami will take on Al Ahly at 02:00 CET.
It’s set to be an intriguing start in Miami, with both sides eager to make their mark in what promises to be a thrilling first group stage across twelve American venues.
Javier Mascherano, who claimed the Club World Cup twice with Barcelona in 2012 and 2016, captains Inter Miami in their inaugural tournament appearance following their 2024 MLS Supporters’ Shield victory.
They’ll be seeking inspiration from talisman Lionel Messi, the legendary Argentinian who scored five goals in as many Club World Cup games throughout his career, including three in finals.
Al Ahly from Egypt is participating in the competition for the 11th time, having qualified for this edition after securing three CAF Champions League titles since the 2020/21 season.
Although Jose Riveiro’s team may not have the same high-profile talent as many of the top teams in the tournament, their recent six-game winning streak in domestic competitions indicates they have the potential to compete with the best.
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