Fans can watch Club World Cup for free with DAZN deal

How to watch Club World Cup for free

The FIFA Club World Cup will be streamed free to watch after DAZN agreed to allow fans to watch the revamped tournament without a subscription.

DAZN says fans of the clubs involved can sign up and watch the matches completely free with the streaming service. 

The tournament, which begins with four games on 15 June, is available to watch free here and you can sign up now to access the deal.

• Sign up to DAZN and stream for free here

The 2025 Club World Cup is the first time the tournament will feature an extended format with 32 teams across six confederations. It will be hosted in the USA this year with 31 out of 32 clubs confirmed for the tournament from across the world.

It means minnows Auckland City, winners of the Oceania Champions League, will take on Bayern Munich on the opening day of the tournament, while Chelsea and Manchester City will face up against Brazilian side Flamengo and Abu Dhabi side Al Ain respectively in their group stage games.

The tournament will feature a group stage, round of 16, quarter finals, semi finals and the final on 13 July.

The teams include 12 teams from Europe, six from South America, four from Asia, four from Africa, four from North, Central America and Caribbean, and one from Oceania. Champions League finalists PSG and Inter are involved, while Lionel Messi’s Inter Miami have also been invited to take part as a host nation team.

The prize money will be lucrative for the clubs taking part with the winners set to get $40m. FIFA has also opened a transfer window in June specifically so that clubs can buy players before the tournament. It will close again before the usual summer transfer window opens in July. 

Who's playing in the tournament?

Al Ahly FC (EGY) – 2020/21, 2022/23 and 2023/24 CAF Champions League

Wydad AC (MAR) – 2021/22 CAF Champions League

Espérance Sportive de Tunis (TUN) - CAF ranking pathway

Mamelodi Sundowns FC (RSA) - CAF ranking pathway

Al Hilal (KSA) – 2021 AFC Champions League

Urawa Red Diamonds (JPN) – 2022 AFC Champions League

Al Ain FC (UAE) - 2023/24 AFC Champions League

Ulsan HD (KOR) - AFC ranking pathway

Chelsea FC (ENG) – 2020/21 UEFA Champions League

Real Madrid C. F. (ESP) – 2021/22 and 2023/24 UEFA Champions League

Manchester City (ENG) – 2022/23 UEFA Champions League

FC Bayern München (GER) – UEFA ranking pathway

Paris Saint-Germain (FRA) – UEFA ranking pathway

FC Internazionale Milano (ITA) – UEFA ranking pathway

FC Porto (POR) - UEFA ranking pathway

SL Benfica (POR) – UEFA ranking pathway

Borussia Dortmund (GER) - UEFA ranking pathway

Juventus FC (ITA) - UEFA ranking pathway

Atlético de Madrid (ESP) - UEFA ranking pathway

FC Salzburg (AUT) - UEFA ranking pathway

CF Monterrey (MEX) – 2021 Concacaf Champions Cup

Seattle Sounders FC (USA) – 2022 Concacaf Champions Cup

CF Pachuca (MEX) - 2024 Concacaf Champions Cup

Auckland City FC (NZL) – OFC ranking pathway

SE Palmeiras (BRA) – 2021 CONMEBOL Libertadores

CR Flamengo (BRA) – 2022 CONMEBOL Libertadores

Fluminense FC (BRA) – 2023 CONMEBOL Libertadores

Botafogo (BRA) - 2024 CONMEBOL Libertadores

CA River Plate (ARG) - CONMEBOL ranking pathway

CA Boca Juniors (ARG) - CONMEBOL ranking pathway

Inter Miami CF (USA) - Host nation slot

The tournament takes place across 12 US cities in June and July. The full list of venues include:

Mercedes-Benz Stadium – Atlanta, GA

TQL Stadium – Cincinnati, OH

Bank of America Stadium – Charlotte, NC

Rose Bowl Stadium – Los Angeles, CA

Hard Rock Stadium – Miami, FL

GEODIS Park – Nashville, TN

MetLife Stadium – New York New Jersey

Camping World Stadium – Orlando, FL

Inter&Co Stadium – Orlando, FL

Lincoln Financial Field – Philadelphia, PA

Lumen Field – Seattle, WA

Audi Field – Washington, D.C.