Eight teams remain at the Club World Cup 2025 – with the full line-up for the quarter-finals now set.

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Chelsea will take on Brazilian giants Palmeiras while Fluminense face Al-Hilal after the pair shocked Inter and Manchester City.

Champions League winners PSG face Bayern Munich in a clash of the European heavyweights and the quarter-finals will wrap up with Real Madrid v Borussia Dortmund after the pair edged through their last clashes.

63 club football games will come thick and fast across June and July as FIFA aims to revitalise its flagship club tournament with an expanded format.

The big news for fans is that every game will be available to watch for free.

RadioTimes.com brings you the full round-up of Club World Cup 2025 TV coverage, including schedule, TV channels and live stream.

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Club World Cup 2025 on TV and live stream

Every Club World Cup match will be shown live for free on streaming platform DAZN, while many of the games will also be broadcast for free on 5.

DAZN has committed to showing every game free via its app during the tournament.

5 will show 23 games throughout the competition, including 16 group-stage matches, four last 16 games, two quarter-finals, one semi-final and the final.

We will update the TV schedule below with all the details of 5 games once confirmed.

Club World Cup 2025 TV schedule

All UK time. All live on DAZN. Some 5 matches TBC.

Quarter-finals

Friday 4th July

  • QF1: Fluminense v Al-Hilal (8pm, Orlando) 5
  • QF2: Palmeiras v Chelsea (2am Saturday, Philadelphia) 5

Saturday 5th July

  • QF3: PSG v Bayern Munich (5pm, Atlanta) 5
  • QF4: Real Madrid v Dortmund (9pm, New York) 5

Semi-finals

Tuesday 8th July

  • SF1: Winner QF1 v Winner QF2 (8pm, New York)

Wednesday 9th July

  • SF2: Winner QF3 v Winner QF4 (8pm, New York) 5

Final

Sunday 13th July

  • Final: Winner SF1 v Winner SF2 (8pm, New York) 5
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