Some of world football’s biggest names like Lionel Messi, Kylian Mbappe and Erling Haaland will feature on Aussie screens over the next two months with the FIFA Club World Cup to be shown live on Kayo and Foxtel.
All 63 matches across 12 venues in the USA will be available to existing subscribers, live in HD, whether you’re streaming or watching on TV.
It begins on June 15 with Lionel Messi’s Inter Miami FC facing Egypt’s Al Ahly FC, as 32 teams battle it out to be crowned FIFA Club World Champions.
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Kayo will showcase the tournament with a dedicated 24/7 channel including highlights packages, minis from every match and supplementary programming with all the colour and background stories from the tournament.
Oceania is represented by Auckland City, who kick off their underdog campaign against Harry Kane’s Bayern Munich, while no Australian sides qualified to represent Asia.
The FIFA Club World Cup will also be available to Binge customers.
FIFA CLUB WORLD CUP TEAMS
Asian Football Confederation – Al Ain (UAE), Al Hilal (Saudi Arabia), Ulsan HD (South Korea), Urawa Red Diamonds (Japan).
Confederation of African Football – Al Ahly (Egypt), Esperance de Tunis (Tunisia), Mamelodi Sundowns (South Africa), Wydad AC (Morocco).
Confederation of North, Central America and Caribbean Association Football – Inter Miami (United States), Monterrey (Mexico), Pachuca (Mexico), Seattle Sounders (United States), TBD (Winner of LAFC v Club America).
South American Football Confederation – Boca Juniors (Argentina), Botafogo (Brazil), Flamengo (Brazil), Fluminense (Brazil), Palmeiras (Brazil), River Plate (Argentina).
Oceania Football Confederation – Auckland City (New Zealand).
Union of European Football Associations – Atletico Madrid (Spain), Bayern Munich (Germany), Benfica (Portugal), Borussia Dortmund (Germany), Chelsea (England), Inter Milan (Italy), Juventus (Italy), Manchester City (England), PSG (France), Porto (Portugal), Real Madrid (Spain), Red Bull Salzberg (Austria).