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PSG vs Real Madrid

PSG thrashed Real Madrid 4–0 at MetLife Stadium. Fabián Ruiz set the tone with a brace, Ousmane Dembélé struck early, and Gonçalo Ramos sealed the rout. Luis Enrique’s side dominated tactically and physically, while Real looked disjointed amid searing New Jersey heat.

Fluminense vs Chelsea

Chelsea booked their spot in the Club World Cup final with a 2–0 win over Fluminense at MetLife Stadium. Joao Pedro, on his full debut, struck twice (18′ & 56′) with stunning strikes—first curling into the top corner and then smashing one off the underside of the bar. Chelsea controlled the match in intense heat, with Fluminense even seeing a penalty overturned by VAR and a goal-line clearance keeping them in the game.

Real Madrid vs Borussia Dortmund

Real Madrid survived a dramatic finish to edge Borussia Dortmund 3–2 at MetLife Stadium. Gonzalo García and Fran García gave Madrid a 2–0 lead in the first 20 minutes. Dortmund pulled one back in stoppage time through Maximilian Beier, but Kylian Mbappé restored the two-goal advantage with a stunning bicycle kick. Serhou Guirassy converted a penalty after Dean Huijsen’s red card, but Thibaut Courtois made a crucial save to secure the win.

PSG vs Bayern Munich

PSG knocked out Bayern Munich 2–0 at Mercedes‑Benz Stadium despite being reduced to nine men. Déboré Doué broke the deadlock late in the second half, and Ousmane Dembélé sealed the win in stoppage time, timing perfect with Neuer’s red card drama and Musiala's devastating ankle injury.

Palmeiras vs Chelsea

Palmeiras came from behind twice but couldn’t hold on, falling 1–2 in Philadelphia. Cole Palmer opened the scoring in the 16th minute, before teenage sensation Estêvão equalized early in the second half. Then, a deflected cross from Malo Gusto resulted in an own goal in the 83rd minute, sending Chelsea into the semi-finals

Fluminense vs Al-Hilal

Fluminense stunned Al-Hilal 2–1 in Orlando to reach the semi-finals. Matheus Martinelli put the Brazilians ahead before halftime, Al-Hilal equalized early in the second half, but substitute Hércules struck in the 70th minute to seal a historic win.

Al-Hilal vs Pachuca

Al-Hilal secured a 2–0 victory over Pachuca at GEODIS Park in Nashville, advancing to the knockout stage as Group H runners-up. Salem Al-Dawsari opened the scoring in the 22nd minute with a deft chip over Pachuca goalkeeper Sebastián Jurado. Marcos Leonardo sealed the win in stoppage time, finishing a counterattack led by Rubén Neves. Goalkeeper Yassine Bounou made two crucial saves to preserve the clean sheet.

RB Salzburg vs Real Madrid

Real Madrid secured top spot in Group H with a commanding 3–0 win over RB Salzburg in Philadelphia. Vinícius Jr opened the scoring with a solo strike, set up Federico Valverde’s finish at halftime, and Gonzalo García sealed the victory late on.

Wydad AC vs Al Ain

Wydad took a surprise early lead when Cassius Mailula fired home in the 4th minute, but Al Ain fought back late in the first half with a VAR-awarded penalty from Kodjo Laba. Early in the second, Kaku’s curling finish put Al Ain ahead for good, handing them a 2–1 comeback win.

Juventus vs Manchester City

Manchester City thrashed Juventus 5–2 to top Group G. Doku opened early, an own goal from Kalulu followed, then Haaland, Foden, and Savinho added to the rout—Juve scored a consolation through Vlahović late on.

Urawa Reds vs Monterrey

Monterrey thrashed Urawa Reds 4–0 at the Rose Bowl to reach the Round of 16. Nelson Deossa’s stunning 35-yard strike kicked things off, followed by a cool finish from Germán Berterame. Jesús Corona added a long-range third before Berterame wrapped it up in stoppage time. Monterrey now face Dortmund next.

Inter Milan vs River Plate

Inter Milan secured a 2–0 win over River Plate in the Club World Cup on June 26, 2025. A first-half goal from Lautaro Martínez put the Nerazzurri ahead, and Nicolò Barella eased the nerves in the second half to book their spot in the semis.

Borussia Dortmund vs Ulsan HD

Dortmund edged Ulsan HD 1–0 at TQL Stadium to top Group F. Daniel Svensson's 36th-minute strike—set up by Jobe Bellingham—sealed the win, despite Ulsan’s goalkeeper Jo Hyeon‑woo making ten key saves in scorching Cincinnati heat.

Sundowns vs Fluminense

Mamelodi Sundowns and Fluminense played to a goalless draw in Miami Gardens. Despite dominating possession, Sundowns couldn’t break through, while goalkeeper Fábio made key stops to secure the Brazilian side’s progression to the last 16.

LAFC vs Flamengo

LAFC claimed their first-ever Club World Cup goal in a 1–1 draw with Flamengo at Camping World Stadium. Denis Bouanga struck in the 84th minute, but Flamengo responded just two minutes later through a composed Wallace Yan finish. LAFC hit the woodwork five times and keeper Hugo Lloris kept them in it, while Flamengo topped Group D unbeaten.

ES Tunis vs Chelsea

Chelsea cruised to a 3–0 victory over ES Tunis in Philadelphia to reach the Round of 16. Tosin Adarabioyo opened the scoring just before halftime, Liam Delap followed with his first Chelsea goal moments later, and Tyrique George capped things off deep in stoppage time. The win underlined both Chelsea’s squad depth and Enzo Maresca’s rotation strategy.

Auckland City vs Boca Juniors

Auckland City, the only amateur side in the tournament, earned a historic 1–1 draw against Boca Juniors in Nashville. After an own goal by goalkeeper Nathan Garrow (26′), Christian Gray, a trainee teacher, equalized with a header from Jerson Lagos' corner (52′). Despite a 50-minute weather delay, Auckland held firm against Boca's 40 shots, with Garrow making key saves to secure a memorable point.

SL Benfica vs Bayern Munich

Benfica stunned Bayern Munich 1–0 in Charlotte to top Group C. Andreas Schjelderup scored early (13′), and goalkeeper Anatoliy Trubin made key saves to preserve the lead. Bayern pushed hard but couldn’t find an equaliser, finishing second in the group.

Inter Miami vs Palmeiras

Inter Miami led 2–0 after goals from Tadeo Allende (16′) and Luis Suárez (65′). But Palmeiras mounted a late comeback with goals from Paulinho (80′) and Maurício (87′) to level the match. Both teams advanced to the knockout stage, with Palmeiras topping the group on goal difference.

Porto vs Al‑Ahly

Porto and Al‑Ahly went goal-for-goal in a wild 4–4 draw in New Jersey. Abou Ali’s early hat-trick kept Al‑Ahly in front, while Porto answered through Mora, Gomes, Samu, and a late equalizer from Pepê. Despite the chaos, both fell short of advancement.

Atletico Madrid vs Botafogo

Antoine Griezmann's 87th-minute strike sealed a 1–0 win for Atletico—too little, too late. Despite dominating possession and creating 23 shots, they crashed out of Group B on goal difference behind PSG and Botafogo.

Seattle Sounders vs PSG

PSG beat Seattle Sounders 2–0 at Lumen Field to top Group B. Kvaratskhelia broke the deadlock with a deflected shot (35′), and Hakimi doubled the lead in the 66th minute. Seattle pushed hard but couldn’t break through PSG’s defense, ending their tournament run.

Manchester City vs Al Ain

Man City routed Al Ain 6–0 to secure their spot in the knockout stages. Gundogan scored a brace, Echeverri with a free‑kick gem, Haaland converted a penalty, and subs Bobb & Cherki hit late goals—City showing total dominance.

RB Salzburg vs Al-Hilal

RB Salzburg and Al-Hilal battled to a goalless draw in Washington, D.C. Salzburg’s defence stood firm under an intense 99°F heat, while both keepers—Yassine Bounou and Christian Tzavieschitzky—made crucial saves to keep the score level and leave Group H wide open.

Real Madrid vs Pachuca

Despite playing with 10 men after Raul Asencio's early red card, Real Madrid mounted a commanding comeback to beat Pachuca 3–1 in Charlotte. Jude Bellingham opened the scoring in the 35th minute, Arda Güler doubled the lead just before halftime, and Federico Valverde sealed the win in the 70th. Pachuca pulled one back through Montiel late on.

Juventus vs Wydad AC

Juventus ran out 4–1 winners over Wydad AC in Philadelphia, securing top spot in Group G with a second emphatic performance. An own goal by Boutouil opened the scoring, followed by strikes from Kenan Yildiz (16′, 69′) and a late penalty by Dusan Vlahović to seal the result. Wydad’s Thembinkosi Lorch had pulled one back before halftime.

River Plate vs Monterrey

River Plate and Monterrey played out a 0–0 draw at the Rose Bowl. River dominated early but couldn’t break through, with Andrada pulling off key saves. Late red cards halted momentum, leaving the group wide open.

Fluminense vs Ulsan HD

Fluminense rallied from a 2–1 deficit to defeat Ulsan HD 4–2 at MetLife Stadium. Jhon Arias opened the scoring with a free-kick, but Ulsan responded with goals from Lee Jin-hyun and Um Won-sang. Nonato equalized in the 66th minute, Juan Freytes put Fluminense ahead in the 83rd, and Keno sealed the win in stoppage time.

Inter Milan vs Urawa Red Diamonds

Inter Milan staged a dramatic comeback to defeat Urawa Red Diamonds 2–1 at Lumen Field. Ryoma Watanabe gave Urawa the lead in the 11th minute, but Lautaro Martínez equalized in the 78th. Valentin Carboni netted the winner in stoppage time, sending Inter to the top of Group E.

Mamelodi Sundowns vs Borussia Dortmund

Borussia Dortmund edged Mamelodi Sundowns 4–3 in a thrilling match at TQL Stadium. Lucas Ribeiro opened for Sundowns, but Dortmund quickly responded through Felix Nmecha. Serhou Guirassy and Jobe Bellingham added goals before halftime. An own goal from Khuliso Mudau extended Dortmund's lead, but Sundowns fought back with goals from Iqraam Rayners and Lebo Mothiba, falling just short in a hotly contested game.

Bayern Munich vs Boca Juniors

Bayern Munich edged Boca Juniors 2–1 in their Club World Cup showdown. Harry Kane opened the scoring in the 18th minute, Miguel Merentiel equalized for Boca just after the hour mark, and Michael Olise struck late to secure Bayern’s place in the knockout stages.

LAFC vs ES Tunis

Esperance de Tunis edged LAFC 1–0 in Nashville thanks to Youcef Belaïli’s 70th-minute strike. Despite LAFC having two first-half goals ruled out for offside and earning a late stoppage-time penalty, Hugo Lloris stood tall before the spot kick was saved—knocking LAFC out of the Club World Cup.

Benfica vs Auckland City

Benfica battered Auckland City 6–0 at Inter&Co Stadium. Angel Di María scored two penalties, Pavlidis and Sanches added strikes, and Barreiro netted a brace after a lengthy weather delay—completing a dominant Group C performance.

Flamengo vs Chelsea

Flamengo came from behind to beat Chelsea 3–1 in Philadelphia. Pedro Neto put Chelsea ahead, but second-half goals from Bruno Henrique and Danilo flipped the game. A red card for Jackson made it worse for the Blues, and Wallace Yan capped the win late.