The 2025 FIFA Club World Cup is set to showcase top clubs from around the globe, with matches promising high stakes and thrilling moments. Keeping track of every game is essential as the tournament unfolds across multiple venues.
A detailed schedule is now available in user-friendly formats—including PDF, Excel and printable versions—to help fans and analysts follow the action closely. These tools provide clear dates, times and matchups for the entire event.
From the opening kickoff to the final whistle, having the complete timetable at hand adds to the experience, making it easier to plan viewing and stay connected to the soccer tournament’s biggest moments as they happen.
Full 2025 FIFA Club World Cup schedule available for download
The complete fixture list for the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup, including group and knockout stages, is now available. The schedule details match dates, kickoff times and venues across various stadiums and cities, organized for easy reference.
Schedule of the 2025 Club World Cup (Source: FIFA)
To suit different needs, the schedule is offered in multiple downloadable formats: an editable Excel file for personal planning, a printable PDF for offline use, and an image-friendly version optimized for mobile devices and social sharing.
A highly detailed Excel version is also available through officetemplates.net. Though unofficial, it’s become a popular fan resource, offering match dates, stadium info, team visuals and tools to track results.
Updates to the schedule will be made promptly should FIFA announce any changes. The downloadable files and the clear, scannable table format offer quick access, enabling smooth following of the tournament from start to finish.
Club World Cup structure: Group and knockout stage overview
The 2025 FIFA Club World Cup will follow a streamlined format that balances excitement with competitive fairness. Unlike past editions with complex qualification routes, this tournament features 32 teams divided into groups before advancing to knockout rounds.
The group stage consists of eight groups of four teams each. Over the course of this phase, every club faces off against the other three teams in its group, with matchdays spaced to allow adequate recovery and preparation.
The top two teams from each group will progress to the knockout stage, setting the stage for high-stakes clashes. Once in the knockout rounds, the intensity ramps up, according to the FIFA official tournament guide.
Single-elimination matches will decide which clubs advance, culminating in a final that crowns the world’s best club team. This format ensures that every game counts, keeping fans on the edge from the first kickoff to the trophy presentation.
Participating teams: Clubs representing each confederation
The 2025 FIFA Club World Cup marks a new chapter, expanding to 32 teams and bringing together champions and elite clubs from every corner of the globe. Hosted in the United States for the first time, the tournament promises a unique mix of global heavyweights, regional icons and rising contenders.
Group Stage of the 2025 Club World Cup (Source: FIFA)
From Europe’s finest like Real Madrid, Manchester City and Bayern Munich, to South American powerhouses such as River Plate, Flamengo and Boca Juniors, the lineup reflects the competitive richness. Also in the mix are clubs representing Africa, Asia and Oceania—like Al Ahly, Ulsan Hyundai and Auckland City—each carrying their confederation’s hopes.
With representation from all six continental federations, the expanded format brings unprecedented diversity to the competition. Whether it’s the star-studded squads from UEFA, the passionate fan bases from CONMEBOL or the emerging forces from CONCACAF, the stage is set for a month-long clash of legacies.
Group A
- Palmeiras (Brazil)
- Porto (Portugal)
- Al Ahly (Egypt)
- Inter Miami (USA)
Group B
- Paris Saint-Germain (France)
- Atlético Madrid (Spain)
- Botafogo (Brazil)
- Seattle Sounders (USA)
Group C
- Bayern Munich (Germany)
- Auckland City (New Zealand)
- Boca Juniors (Argentina)
- Benfica (Portugal)
Group D
- Flamengo (Brazil)
- Espérance de Tunis (Tunisia)
- Chelsea (UK)
- Los Angeles FC (USA)
Group E
- River Plate (Argentina)
- Urawa Red Diamonds (Japan)
- Monterrey (Mexico)
- Inter Milan (Italy)
Group F
- Fluminense (Brazil)
- Borussia Dortmund (Germany)
- Ulsan Hyundai (South Korea)
- Mamelodi Sundowns (South Africa)
Group G
- Manchester City (UK)
- Wydad AC (Morocco)
- Al Ain (UAE)
- Juventus (Italy)
Group H
- Real Madrid (Spain)
- Al Hilal (Saudi Arabia)
- Auckland City (New Zealand)
- Porto (Portugal)
