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Lionel Messi’s Inter Miami seek first win against two-time Champions League winners Porto at FIFA Club World Cup.

FIFA spent $50 million on marketing, increasing its original budget by millions in the final month in an effort to boost attendance.

Brazilian teams have made a scintillating start to the Club World Cup - now one of them speaks exclusively to FourFourTwo to tell us why

In today’s Football Daily: A tough return to the top flight for the Clarets

Neymar has revealed how close he came to joining Fluminense before the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup.

"We have to keep on improving," Gallardo said. "Despite getting the result today, which was the most important thing, there were some nerves around the squad. There was also a sense of obligation to win, so from that perspective, we did what we had to do."

The 2026 tournament will feature more teams and more air miles travelled than ever, casting doubt upon ambitious climate goals

Just 3,412 people attended the match in Orlando between Ulsan HD of South Korea and South African side Mamelodi Sundowns.

Put in a wider context, the attendance issues that have emerged during the tournament perhaps aren’t quite as embarrassing as they seem

FIFA and Mythical Games have officially launched FIFA Rivals, a new arcade-style football game now available on the App Store and Google Play. The mobile title combines FIFA’s global license with Mythical Games’ tech platform to bring a fast-paced, competitive experience to players around the world.

Miami-Dade County vowed that the scenes of ticketless fans storming the gates ‘cannot happen again’