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FIFA Club World Cup buzz is building

FIFA Club World Cup buzz is building as diehard soccer fans take over U.S. cities

FIFA president Gianni Infantino has a vision that in 100 years people will remember this year’s Club World Cup in the United States, and have a centennial celebration for the tournament.

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The 11 U.S. Cities Set To Cash in as Soccer Fans Flock to the FIFA Club World Cup

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If Club World Cup attendances are an issue, FIFA will bear much of the responsibility

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The most successful teams in Club World Cup history

The German giants have won both previous visits to the Club World Cup and have failed to concede a goal in five games.

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🌎 What to watch out for this Monday at the Club World Cup

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Opinion | The blatant issues with the Club World Cup

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FIFA's Club World Cup may not have much buzz, but hey, it's soccer on American soil

The first of nine overall games at MetLife was played on Sunday, a 0-0 draw between FC Porto of Portugal and SE Palmeiras of Brazil on a damp, cool evening.

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Mercedes-Benz Stadium getting ready to host 2025 FIFA World Cup match

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SunRail to provide service for FIFA Club World Cup games in Orlando

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FIFA, Airbnb partner for World Cup events with local impact

Airbnb partners with FIFA for 2026 World Cup at MetLife, launching experiences, local impact fund and expected $288M GDP boost in the region.

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Why You Should Care About the Club World Cup (If Your Team or Rival Is In It)

But there's one reason to care about how teams perform in the tournament: money.

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Sporticast 458: A Club World Cup Check-In

On the latest Sporticast episode, hosts Scott Soshnick and Jacob Feldman weigh in on the first weekend of the newly expanded Club World Cup. DAZN is paying $1 billion to stream the games, while offering them for free around the world.

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Club World Cup: Neto opens Chelsea scoring against LAFC in front of empty seats

Former Tottenham goalkeeper and France’s World Cup-winning captain Hugo Lloris and ex-Arsenal striker Olivier Giroud are standout names, while Odin Holm, on loan from Celtic, will also be familiar. Coach Steve Cherundolo played more than 300 Bundesliga matches for Hannover.