Chelsea and Paris Saint-Germain are poised for a titanic showdown today, Sunday, July 13, in the final of the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup.
The high-stakes match will be staged at the iconic MetLife Stadium in New Jersey, marking the first time two European clubs will contest the title in the tournament's history.
Kickoff is scheduled for 3 p.m. local time (8 p.m. Nigerian time), with millions of football fans expected to tune in globally.
Streaming platforms, including DAZN, will air the match live and free in many regions. The road to the final has been dominated by both teams.
PSG, having demolished Real Madrid 4–0 in the semi-final, are aiming to cap off what many are calling a perfect season under Luis Enrique.
The French champions are eyeing their first-ever Club World Cup trophy in what could be a defining moment for the club’s global ambitions.
Chelsea, meanwhile, reached the final after a clinical 2–0 win over Brazilian side Fluminense.
The Premier League side will hope to defy the odds and claim the global crown for the second time, following their 2022 success.
Refereeing duties will be handled by Australia’s Alireza Faghani, ensuring a neutral oversight in what’s expected to be a fast-paced, high-pressure affair.
This final not only pits two of Europe’s most resourced clubs against each other but also symbolises a new chapter in the evolution of the expanded Club World Cup format.
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