When do Chelsea play next at the Club World Cup 2025?
Your guide to Chelsea at the Club World Cup 2025, including fixtures, schedule, results and their next match.
Chelsea players have been made to pause their summer holidays with the club heading off to the United States for the Club World Cup 2025.
The Blues experienced a classic season of two halves following a bright start that gave way to cold patches of form in 2025.
However, Enzo Maresca's side did clinch the Europa Conference League title in the final against Betis last month, and they'll be keen to snatch more silverware in the weeks to come.
Chelsea have armed themselves with a few additional toys ahead of the tournament, including a shiny new No. 9.
Liam Delap signed from Ipswich after the Blues activated his £30 million release clause. He has travelled with the squad and will be handed a debut imminently.
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When do Chelsea play next at the Club World Cup 2025?
Chelsea will play Los Angeles FC on Monday 16th June at 8pm UK time in Group D.
The game will be held in Atlanta.
Chelsea fixtures and results at the Club World Cup 2025
All UK time. All live on DAZN, plus selected matches on 5.
Monday 16th June
- Group D: Chelsea v Los Angeles FC (8pm, Atlanta) 5
Friday 20th June
- Group D: Flamengo v Chelsea (7pm, Philadelphia)
Tuesday 24th June
- Group D: Espérance de Tunis v Chelsea (2am Wednesday, Philadelphia) 5
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