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FIFA Club World Cup Fixtures

22 Dec 13:00
Manchester City
Fluminense
4 0

FIFA Club World Cup Statistics

Matches
Played Matches 14
Won games at home 42.86 %
Won games away 50 %
Draw 7.14 %
% Home wins at half-time 35.71 %
% Away wins at half-time 28.57 %
% Draws at half-time 35.71 %
Goals
Goals 53
Average goals per game 3.79
Average home goals scored per match 2
Average away goals scored per match 1.79
Betting Tips
Over 2.5 goals games 71.43 %
Under 2.5 goals games 28.57 %
BTTS 50 %
No goals conceded 50 %
Discipline
Total number of yellow cards 49
Average yellow cards per match 3.5
Total number of red cards 7
Average red cards per match 0.5
Key stats
Total number of corners 145
Average corners per match 10.36

FIFA Club World Cup – Catch every game live!  

The FIFA Club World Cup is one of the newest international club football tournaments in the world. Founded in 2000, as a replacement for the controversy-laden Intercontinental Cup (subsequently the Toyota Cup). The two tournaments eventually merged in 2004 with FIFA recognising previous winners of the Intercontinental Cup and Toyota Cup as previous Club World Cup champions. The newly revamped tournament was beset with problems in its early years. Although scheduled to be played in 2001, the tournament was not contested in full until 2005. From 2005, it featured seven teams, the Champions of Europe and South America were seeded into the semi-finals. Three other teams, the Champions of Asia, Africa, and North/Central America would be seeded into the quarter-finals.

The Oceania champions would face the host nation’s National League champions in the playoff round in the first game of the tournament. From 2025, this tournament will change to a month-long, end-of-season 32-team event played once every four years. A tournament that is very similar to the format used for the FIFA World Cup. The first Mundial de Clubes FIFA tournament will be played in several cities in the United States. Real Madrid holds the record of the greatest number of victories in these tournaments with five and Manchester City were the final winners of the 2023 version of the tournament. Other previous winners include Boca Juniors, River Plate, Barcelona, Liverpool, Manchester United, Chelsea, Atletico Madrid, Bayern Munich, Ajax, Nacional, Flamengo, Independiente, Estudiantes, Inter Milan, AC Milan, Velez Sarsfield and Corinthians. A brand-new FIFA tournament, the FIFA Intercontinental Cup will adopt the old 7-team format of the former FIFA Club World Cup from 2024 onwards.

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What does Livescore at SportyTrader offer for the FIFA Club World Cup? 

The FIFA Club World Cup is undergoing a rapid transformation to 32 teams (from seven), as well as becoming a quadrennial (four-yearly) tournament. Therefore, the need for accurate data is going to be more pressing for fans and that is the service that the Livescore pages at SportyTrader provide with unerring reliability. 

It is abundantly clear that FIFA are attempting to build a club-based rival to the World Cup. They also want it to be one of the biggest money-making tournaments for clubs that take part. That will, in turn, force clubs to take the tournament more seriously, especially if it comes with a significant cash prize to be won for reaching the latter stages of the tournament. 

In turn, this means that fans will want their club to land the prize. Especially as it can only be won once every four years. That rarity also adds to its prestige. This will then make fans and punters far more interested in the event both from a supporting and a betting perspective. 

So, with that seeming inevitability in mind, SportyTrader’s Livescore pages for the FIFA Club World Cup will reflect its importance by ensuring that the tournament gets the same level of detail in its coverage as other big soccer tournaments, such as the Premier League, Champions League, Copa America, European Championships and World Cup. That means customers will be able to catch all the key data at SportyTrader.

This will include a preview of the tournament, the teams that have qualified, the data on which groups the teams have been drawn into, where the games will be played and when and of course, the full list of fixtures and results throughout the tournament. All the data will be right up to date, ensuring that the Group Tables, the draws for the knockout phases and such like are all 100% accurate.

But the data goes beyond that. You can click on a fixture and receive all the data you need to preview the game, perhaps with a view to making a bet. You’ll see how both teams have performed over their last six games, how many games they have won, lost or drawn, the goals they have scored and conceded, as well as averages for the number of games with Over 2.5 Goals, Under 2.5 Goals, both teams scoring and more data besides. You’ll also get a useful head-to-head breakdown of how the teams have performed in any previous games between the two.

Then when the Live section is available once a game between the two kicks off, you can check out a vast range of real-time data, updated by the second, which will give you a key breakdown of how the game is progressing. That doesn’t mean just data on the scores and subs. You’ll get a full tactical breakdown of the two teams picked (and likely formation), a statistical look at how the game is progressing, in terms of shots on goal, bookings, percentage of possession and much more. 

There’s even a text commentary available, which you can personalise to provide the level of detail that you want. Then after the game, you can check out a full statistical analysis of how the game went, and the same is true for any match in the tournament. 

So, in short, if you need data or information about the FIFA Club World Cup, then SportyTrader’s Livepages are the place to head for everything that you will need!

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Why follow FIFA Club World Cup live scores at SportyTrader? 

Now that you know the level of detail with which SportyTrader will cover the FIFA Club World Cup via their Livepages feature, the reasons why you should follow it should be relatively clear!

Firstly, whether you are a fan of one of the teams involved, someone with a keen interest in the tournament, or a football punter seeking accurate and up-to-the-minute data on the event. It is all here. In detail for all the 32 teams taking part across every game. 

While the main data is useful for all football fans. Livescore excels in offering sports betting enthusiasts the chance to run through the data for a game before they make their predictions and back them with a wager. 

With this service, you can check out the current data for any FIFA Club World Cup match and then compare the two teams. Consequently, your decisions on the bets you make will be better informed which should, with a bit of luck, see you make better judged bets and perhaps land more winners!

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