Here is all you need to know about FIFA Club World Cup 2023, its results, schedule, fixtures and more
Wednesday, February 1 marks the start of the FIFA Club World Cup, with the semi-final involving the holders Real Madrid, taking place on Wednesday, February 8.
Here are all of the competition’s results, schedules, and scores.
Seven teams will compete in the FIFA Club World Cup of 2023, with six of them being champions of their respective continents and one club representing the host continent.
FIFA Club World Cup 2023 results today, schedule, dates, time, matches, table, matches, format, venue
FIFA Club World Cup 2023 format
As the African club champions are from Morocco, the host entry was returned to the Confederation of African Football, which then gave it to the continental runner-up team, Al Ahly of Egypt. Normally, the host nation receives an entry.
They will compete in the first round alongside Auckland City of New Zealand, the reigning Oceanian champion.
The 2021 AFC Champions League champions Al Hilal will represent Asia and enter the competition in the second round along with Wydad Casablanca (Africa) and Seattle Sounders because the 2022 AFC Champions League has not yet ended (North, Central America and the Caribbean).
The competition’s traditional powerhouses from South America and Europe will be the last to compete, with Flamengo from Brazil and Real Madrid from Spain entering the semifinals.
Real Madrid, which is vying for its fifth competition championship, is arguably the biggest of these names.
FIFA World Cup 2023: Venue, teams and schedule
The FIFA Club World Cup 2023, which features the top clubs from each continent, is held in Rabat and Tangier, Morocco, from February 1 through February 11, 2023, and will award a world club champion.
FIFA Club World Cup 2023: Fixtures, results, and scores
The competition consists of five stages, starting with round one on Wednesday and ending with the championship on Saturday, February 11.
Have a look at the results, below:
Wednesday 1 February – Round 1
Al Ahly vs Auckland City (3-0)
Scorers: Al Ahly: Hussein El Shahat (45+2′), Mohamed Sherif (56′), Percy Tau (86′)
Red cards: Auckland City: Adam Mitchell (90+7′)
Saturday 4 February – Round 2
Wydad AC vs Al-Hilal (15:30 CET)
Seattle Sounders vs TBD (18:30 CET)
Tuesday 7 February – Semi-final
Flamengo vs TBD (20:00 CET)
Wednesday 8 February – Semi-final
Real Madrid vs TBD (20:00 CET)
Saturday 11 February
TBD vs TBD (16:30 CET) – Third place play-off
TBD vs TBD (20:00 CET) – Final
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