FIFA Club World Cup 2025 Schedule: Full Schedule for All Tournament Stages

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FIFA Club World Cup Group Stage Fixtures

Saturday, June 14

• Al Ahly vs Inter Miami (8 p.m. ET, Hard Rock Stadium, Miami)

Sunday, June 15

• Bayern Munich vs Auckland City (12 p.m. ET, TQL Stadium, Cincinnati)

• Paris Saint-Germain vs Atlético Madrid (3 p.m. ET, Rose Bowl Stadium, Pasadena)

• Palmeiras vs FC Porto (6 p.m. ET, MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford)

• Botafogo vs Seattle Sounders (10 p.m. ET, Lumen Field, Seattle)

Monday, June 16

• Chelsea vs LAFC (3 p.m. ET, Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta)

• Boca Juniors vs Benfica (6 p.m. ET, Hard Rock Stadium, Miami)

• Flamengo vs Espérance de Tunis (9 p.m. ET, Lincoln Financial Field, Philadelphia)

Tuesday, June 17

• Fluminense vs Borussia Dortmund (12 p.m. ET, MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford)

• River Plate vs Urawa Red Diamonds (3 p.m. ET, Lumen Field, Seattle)

• Ulsan Hyundai vs Mamelodi Sundowns (6 p.m. ET, Inter&Co Stadium, Orlando)

• Monterrey vs Inter Milan (9 p.m. ET, Rose Bowl Stadium, Pasadena)

Wednesday, June 18

• Manchester City vs Wydad AC (12 p.m. ET, Lincoln Financial Field, Philadelphia)

• Real Madrid vs Al-Hilal (3 p.m. ET, Hard Rock Stadium, Miami)

• Pachuca vs RB Salzburg (6 p.m. ET, TQL Stadium, Cincinnati)

• Al Ain vs Juventus (9 p.m. ET, Audi Field, Washington)

Thursday, June 19

• Palmeiras vs Al Ahly (12 p.m. ET, MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford)

• Inter Miami vs FC Porto (2 p.m. ET, Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta)

• Seattle Sounders vs Atlético Madrid (6 p.m. ET, Lumen Field, Seattle)

• Paris Saint-Germain vs Botafogo (9 p.m. ET, Rose Bowl Stadium, Pasadena)

Friday, June 20

• Benfica vs Auckland City (12 p.m. ET, Inter&Co Stadium, Orlando)

• Flamengo vs Chelsea (2 p.m. ET, Lincoln Finance Field, Philadelphia)

• LAFC vs Espérance de Tunis (6 p.m. ET, GEDOIS Park, Nashville)

• Bayern Munich vs Boca Juniors (9 p.m. ET, Hard Rock Stadium, Miami)

Saturday, June 21

• Mamelodi Sundowns vs Borussia Dortmund (12 p.m. ET,, TQL Stadium, Cincinnati)

• Inter Milan vs Urawa Red Diamonds (3 p.m. ET, Lumen Field, Seattle)

• Fluminense vs Ulsan Hyundai (6 p.m. ET, MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford)

• River Plate vs Monterrey (9 p.m. ET, Rose Bowl Stadium, Pasadena)

Sunday, June 22

• Juventus vs Wydad AC (12 p.m. ET, Lincoln Finance Field, Philadelphia)

• Real Madrid vs Pachuca (3 p.m. ET,, Bank of America Stadium, Charlotte)

• RB Salzburg vs Al-Hilal (6 p.m. ET, Audi Field, Washington)

• Manchester City vs Al Ain (9 p.m. ET, Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta)

Monday, June 23

• Atlético Madrid vs Botafogo (3 p.m. ET, Rose Bowl Stadium, Pasadena)

• Seattle Sounders vs Paris Saint-Germain (3 p.m. ET, Lumen Field, Seattle)

• Inter Miami vs Palmeiras (9 p.m. ET, Rock Hard Stadium, Miami Gardens)

• FC Porto vs Al Ahly (9 p.m. ET, MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford)

Tuesday, June 24

• Auckland City vs Boca Juniors (3 p.m. ET, GEDOIS Park, Nashville)

• Benfica vs Bayern Munich (3 p.m. ET, Bank of America Stadium, Charlotte)

• Espérance de Tunis vs Chelsea (9 p.m. ET, Lumen Field, Seattle)

• LAFC vs Flamengo (9 p.m. ET, Inter&Co Stadium, Orlando) 

Wednesday, June 25

• Borussia Dortmund vs Ulsan Hyundai (3 p.m. ET,TQL Stadium, Cincinnati)

• Mamelodi Sundowns vs Fluminense (3 p.m. ET, Hard Rock Stadium, Miami)

• Inter Milan vs River Plate (9 p.m. ET, Lumen Field, Seattle)

• Urawa Red Diamonds vs Monterrey (9 p.m. ET, Rose Bowl Stadium, Pasadena)

Thursday, June 26

• Juventus vs Manchester City (3p.m. ET, Inter&Co Stadium, Orlando)

• Wydad AC vs Al Ain (3 p.m. ET, Audi Field, Washington)

• Al-Hilal vs Pachuca (9 p.m. ET, GEDOIS Park, Nashville)

• RB Salzburg vs Real Madrid (9 p.m. ET, Lincoln Finance Field, Philadelphia)

Club World Cup Round of 16 Fixtures

Saturday, June 28

• Winners of Group A vs Runners-Up of Group B (12 p.m. ET, Lincoln Finance Field, Philadelphia)

• Winners of Group C vs Runners-Up of Group D (4 p.m. ET, Bank of America Stadium, Charlotte)

Sunday, June 29

• Winners of Group B vs Runners-Up of Group A (12 p.m. ET, Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta)

• Winners of Group D vs Runners-Up of Group C (4 p.m. ET, Hard Rock Stadium, Miami)

Monday, June 30

• Winners of Group E vs Runners-Up of Group F (12 p.m. ET, Bank of America Stadium, Charlotte)

• Winners of Group G vs Runners-Up of Group H (4 p.m. ET, Inter&Co Stadium, Orlando)

Tuesday, July 1

• Winners of Group H vs Runners-Up of Group G (12 p.m. ET, Hard Rock Stadium, Miami)

• Winners of Group F vs Runners-Up of Group E (4 p.m. ET, Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta)

FIFA Club World Cup Quarter-Final Fixtures

Friday, July 4 

• First Quarter-Final (3 p.m. ET, Inter&Co Stadium, Orlando)

• Second Quarter-Final (9 p.m. ET, Lincoln Finance Field, Philadelphia)

Saturday, July 5 

• Third Quarter-Final (3 p.m. ET, Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta)

• Fourth Quarter-Final (9 p.m. ET, MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford)

Club World Cup Semifinal Fixtures

Tuesday, July 8 

• Winners of first Quarter-Final vs second Quarter-Final (3 p.m. ET, MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford)

Wednesday, July 9

• Winners of third Quarter-Final vs fourth Quarter-Final (3 p.m. ET, MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford)

FIFA Club World Cup Final 

• Winner of first Semifinal vs winners of second Semifinal (3 p.m. ET, MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford)

FIFA Club World Cup Schedule - Fun Facts

1. Trial for the 2026 FIFA World Cup: The United States hosted last summer’s Copa América but faced significant criticism over poor pitch quality and inadequate security for players and fans. This time, US organizers aim to apply those lessons and improve the experience during the Club World Cup, which serves as a precursor to the world’s most-watched sporting event, the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

2. Domestic Season Changes: As the new Club World Cup will take place in the summer, it has forced leagues around the world to be put on pause. In the case of European clubs, their summer breaks will be put on hold, whilst Argentine, MLS, and Japanese sides have been forced into a break from their respective league campaigns to turn their attention to the competition.

3. Regional Champions' Clash: The Club World Cup has always been about the best from around the world going head-to-head. Going from six teams competing in the rebranded Intercontinental Cup, teams have had four years to earn their place in the ultimate club football competition, giving 32 teams from 6 footballing confederations the chance to see who really is the best.

4. Group Stage Replay of the Intercontinental Cup Final: The scheduling for the expanded Club World Cup has shown it's not messing around. In the final of the Intercontinental Cup, Mexican side Pachuca faced 15-time UEFA Champions League winners Real Madrid, which was won by the Spanish side 2-0. As fate would have it, the two sides meet again in the second game in Group H. Can Los Tuzos record a famous revenge?

5. The 'Extra Day': The opening match of the tournament, which features the host nation’s representative or a wildcard team from the region, is often scheduled a day earlier than the main event, giving fans a taste of what's to come. In this instance, it’s Lionel Messi’s Inter Miami hosting Egyptian side Al Ahly on the opening night at the Hard Rock Stadium in Miami.

6. Time Zone Differences: When the tournament is hosted in Asia, for instance, it can create a unique situation for fans watching from Europe or South America, with matches happening at unusual hours due to significant timezone differences. This leads to creative ways of streaming or watching games, like middle-of-the-night broadcasts!