When do Real Madrid play next at the Club World Cup 2025?
Your guide to Real Madrid at the Club World Cup 2025, including fixtures, schedule, results and their next match.
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When do Real Madrid play next at the Club World Cup 2025?
Real Madrid will play Al Hilal on Wednesday 18th June at 8pm UK time in Group H.
The game will be held in Miami.
Real Madrid 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 H: Real Madrid v Al Hilal (8pm, Miami) 5
Sunday 22nd June
- Group H: Real Madrid v Pachuca (8pm, Charlotte)
Thursday 26th June
- Group H: Salzburg v Real Madrid (2am Friday, Philadelphia)
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