Which teams are left in the Club World Cup 2025?
Your guide to the teams left in the Club World Cup 2025 as the competition heats up.
It is crunch time in the Club World Cup – with eight teams still alive.
It hasn't all been plain sailing for European teams, who were expected to mop up their respective tables, and the Round of 16 has proven fatal for a number of them.
Instead, they have faced terrific opposition from South America in particular, and there are some surprise names in the Quarter-Finals.
Chelsea are the only Premier League team remaining after Manchester City went out at the hands of Al-Hilal.
More so than any other competition, it feels like anything could happen at this stage.
RadioTimes.com brings you the round-up of teams left in the Club World Cup.
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Which teams are left in the Club World Cup 2025?
As of the morning of 2nd July, eight teams remain in the competition.
The list below will be whittled down to just eight by the quarter-finals.
Key: Eliminated from tournament.
- Group A: Palmeiras,
FC Porto,Al Ahly,Inter Miami
Group B: PSG,Atlético Madrid,Botafogo,Seattle Sounders
Group C: Bayern Munich,Auckland City,Boca Juniors,Benfica
Group D:Flamengo,Espérance de Tunis, Chelsea,Los Angeles FC
Group E:River Plate,Urawa Red Diamonds,Monterrey,Inter
Group F: Fluminense, Dortmund,Ulsan HD,Mamelodi Sundowns
Group G:Manchester City,Juventus,Wydad AC,Al Ain
Group H: Real Madrid,RB Salzburg, Al‑Hilal,Pachuca
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