Flags, banners, and drums can turn a match into a memory—if they make it past security. From size limits to sound rules, here's what fans should know before bringing the noise to the FIFA Club World Cup.

Beyond the pitch at MetLife, the 2025 Club World Cup brings the Meadowlands to life—with rollercoasters, rooftop drinks and local secrets waiting just steps from the stadium.

Caught in the rain with kickoff minutes away? Here's what to know about umbrellas at Club World Cup 2025 stadiums—rules, surprises and why size might matter more than you think.

From drums to flags: what fans can—and can’t—bring to the FIFA Club World Cup. Everything you need to know before heading through stadium gates.

In what was supposed to be a marquee moment for global soccer, the 2025 Club World Cup opener featuring Lionel Messi's Inter Miami is facing an unexpected challenge: thousands of empty seats.

FIFA is facing growing concerns just days before the Club World Cup kicks off, especially with ticket sales for the opening match between Inter Miami and Al Ahly lagging behind expectations. Less than 25,000 tickets have been sold for the game at Miami’s Hard Rock Stadium, which holds nearly 65,000 fans.

From packed parking lots to hidden shuttle gems, getting to each FIFA Club World Cup 2025 stadium is half the battle. Here's how to move smart, skip chaos and actually enjoy the ride.

Picked your dream team yet? With $100M, global stars and real-time drama, FIFA’s Club World Cup Fantasy is where strategy meets obsession. Here’s how to master the madness.

With Lionel Messi leading Inter Miami in the tournament’s opening match, anticipation should have been sky-high. Instead, FIFA found itself grappling with an uncomfortable problem.

In what could be one of the most controversial friendlies in recent soccer history, World Cup champions Argentina are reportedly preparing to face Russia in Moscow this November.

In an evening of high drama and jubilation across the AFC region, a second nation joined Uzbekistan in making history by clinching a World Cup berth for the very first time.

Prior to the beginning of the competition, Seattle Sounders players made a protest to the Major League Soccer and FIFA over the 2025 Club World Cup pay and workload.

FIFA has formally asked Brazil’s football federation to explain the $1.2 million commission paid to Diego Fernandes, the intermediary in Carlo Ancelotti’s hiring. Fernandes isn’t registered as an official agent with FIFA, raising concerns of a potential rules breach.

FIFA has authorized referees to stop, suspend, or even abandon matches when racism occurs—whether it stems from fans, players, or coaching staff. Clubs could face fines of up to 6 million euros, depending on the severity of the offense.

Just over two weeks before the Club World Cup kicks off, FIFA has confirmed four new rule changes through IFAB that will debut in this tournament. These updates aim to improve game flow and fairness and will remain in place for future competitions if deemed successful.