Which Club World Cup 2025 matches are on today? Saturday 14th June – schedule and TV coverage
Your complete guide to Club World Cup 2025 matches on today, including kick-off times and TV coverage details.

The Club World Cup 2025 is finally ready to launch after all the intrigue, all the speculation, hype, controversy and rushed transfer deals. It is here.
Saturday marks the opening of the tournament, but fans in the UK must wait until the early hours of the night to tune in for the first game.
Host representatives Inter Miami, and their talisman Lionel Messi, face Al Ahly at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami in the opener.
Chelsea and Manchester City enter the competition as the two Premier League representatives and are among the favourites to go deep into the tournament.
Fans across the world will be intrigued to see how the competition pans out and whether FIFA really has shaped a new jewel of club football.
RadioTimes.com brings you the full round-up of Club World Cup matches on TV today.
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Which Club World Cup 2025 matches are on today?
All UK time. All live on DAZN.
Group stage
Saturday 14th June
- Group A: Al Ahly v Inter Miami (1am Sunday, Miami) 5
Which Club World Cup 2025 matches are on tomorrow?
All UK time. All live on DAZN.
Group stage
Sunday 15th June
- Group C: Bayern Munich v Auckland City (5pm, Cincinnati) 5
- Group B: PSG v Atlético Madrid (8pm, Los Angeles)
- Group A: Palmeiras v Porto (11pm, New Jersey)
- Group B: Botafogo v Seattle Sounders (3am Monday, Seattle)
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