Club World Cup: Latest News, Scores and How to Watch

Every December the Club World Cup brings together the champions from each continent for a one‑week showdown. It may not have the same hype as the World Cup, but the games are fierce and the stakes are high – win and you’re crowned the best club on the planet.

For fans, the biggest question is always: who’s playing and when? This year the tournament kicks off on December 12 with the opening match between the host nation’s champion and the African winner. The semi‑finals follow on the 15th, and the final lands on December 19. All games are streamed live on FIFA’s official site and local broadcasters, so you can catch the action on a phone, tablet or TV.

What to Expect on the Pitch

Expect a mix of styles. South American sides bring flair and attacking intent, while European clubs often rely on tactical discipline. Asian and North American teams add speed and surprise. The knockout format means every match is a do‑or‑die affair – no room for mistakes.

Key players to watch include the goal‑scoring forwards from the European champion, who usually dominate the goal charts, and the midfield engine from the South American side, known for creative passes. Keep an eye on the young talent from the host club; they often use this stage to announce themselves to the world.

How to Follow the Tournament

Besides the live broadcast, follow live text updates on Chicken Shack News. We’ll post quick match recaps, goal highlights and player interviews within minutes of each game. Social media tags like #ClubWorldCup keep the conversation buzzing, and you can join the chat in our comment sections.

If you miss a match, our video roundup will give you the top moments in under five minutes. For deeper analysis, check out our post‑match articles that break down tactics, injuries and what the result means for the next round.Whether you’re a die‑hard fan or just curious about who truly rules club football, the Club World Cup delivers excitement in every 90 minutes. Stay with Chicken Shack News for the freshest updates, and you’ll never miss a goal, a save or a surprise upset.

Lautaro Martínez blasts Inter Milan after Club World Cup exit: 'Those who don't want to stay can leave'
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Lautaro Martínez blasts Inter Milan after Club World Cup exit: 'Those who don't want to stay can leave'

Inter captain Lautaro Martínez tore into his teammates after a 2-0 loss to Fluminense in the Club World Cup round of 16, calling out players lacking commitment. The defeat capped a trophyless season that included a 5-0 Champions League final loss to PSG. Martínez apologised to fans and urged a reset in mentality ahead of the new Serie A season, with Inter set to host Torino in August.

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