Real Madrid vs. Al Hilal: How to Watch and Live Stream

• Real Madrid are the favorites with the best online sportsbooks to win this tournament

• Al Hilal are flying the flag for Saudi Arabia at the expanded Club World Cup

• Real Madrid should prove too strong for Al Hilal as these two teams butt heads

How to Watch Real Madrid vs. Al Hilal

The Club World Cup action continues with Real Madrid vs Al Hilal this week. The game will take place at the Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens.

The game is due to get under way at 3:00 PM ET / 12:00 PM PT. It will be broadcast live on bet365’s streaming service. You can also watch the full 90 minutes of action via DAZN, and Spanish speakers can opt for TUDN or UniMás.

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Live Stream Real Madrid vs. Al Hilal on bet365

Real Madrid and Al Hilal are set to face off in one of the standout matches of the Club World Cup group stage - and with bet365, you can stream every second live. 

The action doesn’t stop there. Over the next few weeks, bet365 will be streaming the entire tournament, offering access to all 63 games happening across the USA. With 32 of the world’s top clubs competing for the title, you won’t want to miss a thing. Just log in on your preferred device, select the match, and enjoy world-class soccer wherever you are.

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Real Madrid vs. Al Hilal Odds

The odds for Real Madrid vs Al Hilal can be found in the odds table below, courtesy of bet365. Register at bet365 today and claim the following promo offer: bet $5, get $150 in bonus bets - win or lose.

Real Madrid vs. Al Hilal Pick

Go for Real Madrid to win and both teams to score. Madrid have a few defensive issues, but they are unlikely to be stopped at the other end.

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Real Madrid Keen to Be Inaugural Winners of New Tournament

Real Madrid won the first five editions of the European Cup when that tournament was set up in the late 1950s. Since then, there has never been a time when Madrid have not been the most successful side in the competition’s history.

Madrid now want to do something similar with the Club World Cup, which is in effect a new competition after its expansion to 32 teams this summer. There is no question whatsoever of the Blancos giving anything less than 100 percent over the next few weeks.

Xabi Alonso is their new manager following Carlo Ancelotti’s exit. He will attempt to get his ideas across to his players while also being competitive at this tournament.

Al Hilal Target a Place in the Knockout Stage of Club World Cup

Al Hilal qualified for the Club World Cup by winning the Asian Champions League four years ago, before the influx of government money into the Saudi Pro League.

Their roster that was crowned continental champions in 2021 is much less star-studded than the current one, which contains Aleksandar Mitrovic, Malcolm, Kalidou Koulibaly, Joao Cancelo and Ruben Neves.

Al Hilal have their eyes set on a place in the round of 16, but they will have to get this tricky test out of the way first.

Real Madrid Should Win but a Clean Sheet Could Elude Them

Real Madrid will be without five key defenders in their opening game of the tournament. There may also be one of two teething problems for Alonso to deal with.

That gives Al Hilal a sliver of hope. But while they are unlikely to avoid defeat here, they may well be able to breach Madrid’s backline.

Goals at both ends is indeed a distinct possibility, but it is hard to look past a Madrid win on Wednesday.

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