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The 2025 Club World Cup will kick off in the United States, marking a new chapter in football history as the first edition featuring many of the world's best teams from different confederations. It is also one of the most accessible for football fans. The schedule will begin on Saturday, June 14 in Miami with Lionel Messi's team facing Al Ahly from Egypt. Many wonder: How and where can fans watch the tournament matches worldwide? Here, we provide all the details so you don't miss any of the 63 games that will captivate the world.
OFFICIAL PLATFORMS TO FOLLOW EVERY MATCH OF THE WORLD CUP
The main platforms have confirmed broadcasting rights as the tournament's start approaches. Among the key services are DAZN, Movistar Plus+, FIFA+, and TV Azteca. Each of them will offer the possibility to watch all Club World Cup matches live, with conditions varying depending on the country of access.
For instance, DAZN has strengthened its international offering and will be a primary provider in much of Europe and Asia. Movistar Plus+ has secured broadcasting rights in Spain, while in Mexico, the rights are divided between TV Azteca and subscription channels.
On the other hand, FIFA+, the official platform of the world football governing body, will provide free streaming of the Club World Cup live in certain territories, subject to regional restrictions specific to each zone or country.
In all cases, access may vary between mobile apps, Smart TV platforms, and desktop versions. It is essential to check the technical requirements in each country to avoid connection issues or geolocation blocks.
OPTIONS TO WATCH MATCHES ONLINE WITHOUT MISSING DETAILS
Today, football consumption has largely moved to mobile devices and streaming, allowing fans to watch their desired matches without being tied to their homes. Hence, a common question is whether the Club World Cup can be live-streamed on mobile or computer. The answer is affirmative: all mentioned platforms have official iOS and Android apps, as well as web versions enabling match viewing from any updated browser.
However, not all broadcasts are open. Some TV channels require subscription or pay-per-view for online viewing of Club World Cup matches. For example, in Spain, DAZN offers the tournament for free to registered users of its app. In contrast, FIFA+ might offer certain matches for free, but only in regions without exclusive agreements with other operators as previously mentioned. Therefore, accessibility depends on the user's location.
To avoid geolocation blocks or restrictions, many users opt for VPN networks. While a common practice, it is important to note that this may not always be within the terms of use of official platforms.
You can also watch the match live for free on the Bet365 betting platform thanks to its live streaming service. Simply register, make a deposit, and instantly access the FIFA Club World Cup event broadcast.
AVAILABLE CHANNELS BY COUNTRY: WHERE TO WATCH THE WORLD CUP BASED ON YOUR LOCATION
Here are the most relevant channels and services in some key countries worldwide to watch the Club World Cup live online. Take note to ensure you don't miss any tournament matches:
Spain: DAZN (free subscription required) and Telecinco.
Mexico: TV Azteca (not all matches, recommend checking their schedule beforehand) and paid services like Sky Sports.
Argentina: ESPN and Disney+ have rights in the Southern Cone, from Venezuela to Argentina.
Colombia: Win Sports and Disney+ will provide primary coverage.
Chile: ESPN will broadcast the entire tournament, supplemented by streaming via Disney+.
United States: FOX Sports and FuboTV are the official channels. Additionally, some matches will be available on Tubi.
Brazil: Globo and SporTV will broadcast key matches, with limited digital coverage on FIFA+, depending on the matches aired by Globo and SporTV.
It is important to check in advance which Club World Cup matches will be aired live for your country and which will require access through a paid subscription, considering your country of origin or where you plan to enjoy the tournament.
DATES, VENUES, AND SCHEDULE OF THE 2025 CLUB WORLD CUP
The edition will start on Saturday, June 14 and run for nearly a month, concluding on July 13. It will be the first time the tournament features a total of 32 teams, similar to the previous World Cup model, also organized by FIFA. Cities hosting matches will include New York, Miami, Los Angeles, Seattle, Dallas, and Atlanta, among others.
The group stage will be played in the first two weeks. Subsequently, the round of 16, quarter-finals, semi-finals, and the grand final will follow. Each phase will have its own schedule, with most matches expected to be played in the afternoon in the United States, subject to variations based on viewing location. Therefore, it is advisable to stay tuned to avoid missing any of the 63 matches.
Detailed scheduling, including specific days and times, can be checked on FIFA+ and official operator websites. Here are the dates for each phase of the tournament:
• Group stage: June 15 to June 27.
• Round of 16: June 28 to July 2.
• Quarter-finals: July 4 and 5.
• Semi-finals: July 8 and 9.
• Final: July 13
Confirmed Participants and Structure of the New Tournament
One of the major updates is the revamped format. Unlike previous editions with only 7 teams, this time there will be 32 qualified clubs representing various continental confederations. The competition will feature group stages and knockout rounds, guaranteeing excitement from the start. Each group consists of four teams, with the top two from each group advancing to the round of 16. There will be no third-place match, and the tiebreaker system will match previous FIFA tournaments. Here are the grouped teams:
• A: Palmeiras, Porto, Al Ahly, and Inter Miami
• B: PSG, Atletico Madrid, Botafogo, and Seattle Sounders
• C: Bayern Munich, Auckland City, Boca Juniors, and Benfica
• D: Flamengo, Esperance Tunis, Chelsea, and Los Angeles FC
• E: River Plate, Urawa Red Diamonds, Monterrey, and Inter Milan
• F: Fluminense, Borussia Dortmund, Ulsain HD, and Mamelodi Sundowns
• G: Manchester City, Wydad Casablanca, Al-Ain, and Juventus Turin
• H: Real Madrid, Al Hilal, Pachuca, and RB Salzburg
RESTRICTIONS, GEOBLOCKING, AND PRACTICAL RECOMMENDATIONS
As commonly seen in major sporting events, broadcast rights are protected by territorial agreements, meaning certain content may not be available in specific countries. If a platform like FIFA+ offers free matches for Club World Cup streaming, they will only be accessible in regions without an exclusive partner like DAZN, FIFA+, and TV Azteca.
To avoid disappointments and confusion, it is advisable for users to check in advance which channels hold the rights in their country and continent. Another key recommendation is to ensure a stable connection and compatible devices. Many live stream playback issues stem from preventable technical factors.
Installing official apps ahead of time, creating necessary accounts, and reviewing subscription conditions or potential promotions are also suggested to enjoy the event at a lower cost.
FAQs ON TOURNAMENT BROADCAST
Where can Club World Cup matches be viewed live from Spain?
In Spain, the tournament can be watched in its entirety on DAZN, where registration on the platform grants free access to all matches. Additionally, Telecinco will provide some matches for free.
Are there free ways to watch the 2025 Club World Cup?
In some regions, FIFA+ might offer cost-free matches. However, this depends on the access location. In Spain specifically, the Club World Cup can be watched live completely free on DAZN by registering on their platform for free.
Which teams will participate in this edition?
Major attractions will include Luis Enrique's PSG, the UEFA Champions League champions a couple of weeks ago. Also featuring will be Xabi Alonso's Real Madrid, along with Inter Miami filled with legends like Lionel Messi, Sergio Busquets, and Luis Suarez. Atlético Madrid under Julián Álvarez will also seek their first title with the club.
Manchester City, Inter Milan, Juventus Turin, River Plate, Boca Juniors... A competition bursting with top teams that will go down in history.
When does the tournament kick off in the United States?
The first match will be on Saturday, June 14 between Lionel Messi's Inter Miami and Al-Ahly from Egypt at Miami's Hard Rock Stadium. The match is scheduled for 8:00 PM local time. The final is set for July 13 at the Metlife Stadium.
Which channel will have the rights for Mexico?
TV Azteca will cover some matches, while platforms like Sky Sports or Star+ will also offer complete broadcasting.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Dónde ver el Mundial de Clubes de la FIFA 2025 en directo

