When do Man City play next at the Club World Cup 2025?
Your guide to Man City at the Club World Cup 2025, including fixtures, schedule, results and their next match.
Jaded from a lukewarm 2024/25 campaign, Manchester City look to have rediscovered their mojo the Club World Cup 2025.
Pep Guardiola's side finished third in the Premier League, were eliminated in the first knockout round of the Champions League, and failed to land a domestic cup trophy to boot.
However, City rushed through the signings of Marcus Bettinelli, Rayan Aït-Nouri, Rayan Cherki and Tijjani Reijnders to fit into their travelling party and are aiming for the crown.
Jack Grealish has been omitted from the squad list, fuelling intense speculation over his future with the club, while club legend Kevin De Bruyne has signed for Napoli.
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When do Man City play next at the Club World Cup 2025?
Man City will play Al Hilal on Monday 30th June at 2am UK time in the early hours of Tuesday 1st July in the Round of 16.
The game will be held in Orlando.
Man City fixtures and results at the Club World Cup 2025
All UK time. All live on DAZN, plus selected matches on 5.
Wednesday 18th June
- Group G: Manchester City 2-0 Wydad AC (5pm, Philadelphia) 5
Sunday 22nd June
- Group G: Manchester City 6-0 Al Ain (2am Monday, Atlanta) 5
Thursday 26th June
- Group G: Juventus 2-5 Manchester City (8pm, Orlando)
Monday 30th June
- Round of 16: Manchester City v Al Hilal (2am Tuesday, Orlando) 5
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