Saturday, 28 June
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Palmeiras vs Botafogo
– 12pm ET → 5 pm WAT (Lincoln Financial Field, Philadelphia) -
Benfica vs Chelsea
– 4pm ET → 9 pm WAT (Bank of America Stadium, Charlotte)
Sunday, 29 June
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Paris Saint‑Germain vs Inter Miami
– 12pm ET → 5 pm WAT (Mercedes‑Benz Stadium, Atlanta) -
Flamengo vs Bayern Munich
– 4pm ET → 9 pm WAT (Hard Rock Stadium, Miami)
Monday, 30 June
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Inter Milan vs Fluminense
– 3pm ET → 8 pm WAT (Bank of America Stadium, Charlotte) -
Manchester City vs Al‑Hilal
– 9pm ET → 2 am WAT (Tuesday) (Camping World Stadium, Orlando)
Tuesday, 1 July
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Real Madrid vs Juventus
– 3pm ET → 8 pm WAT (Hard Rock Stadium, Miami) -
Borussia Dortmund vs Monterrey
– 9pm ET → 2 am WAT (Wednesday) (Mercedes‑Benz Stadium, Atlanta)
Why You Can’t Miss It
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Supercharged Showdowns: European giants clash with powerhouse clubs from South America, North America, and Asia.
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Prime Time for WAT viewers: Matches like Benfica vs Chelsea, Flamengo vs Bayern and Real Madrid vs Juventus take place at prime-time evening slots, ensuring a perfect viewing experience.
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High-stakes drama: With global stars on display—including Messi’s Inter Miami, PSG, City, and Champions League contenders—every fixture promises excitement.
Looking Ahead
Post-Round of 16, winners will proceed to the Quarter-finals (July 4–5), Semi-finals (July 8–9), and culminate in the final showdown on Sunday, July 13 at MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford, NJ.
Quick Fixture Table (WAT)
| Date | Match | Kick-off (WAT) |
|---|---|---|
| Sat, 28 June | Palmeiras vs Botafogo | 17:00 |
| Sat, 28 June | Benfica vs Chelsea | 21:00 |
| Sun, 29 June | PSG vs Inter Miami | 17:00 |
| Sun, 29 June | Flamengo vs Bayern Munich | 21:00 |
| Mon, 30 June | Inter Milan vs Fluminense | 20:00 |
| Mon, 30 June | Manchester City vs Al‑Hilal | 02:00* |
| Tue, 1 July | Real Madrid vs Juventus | 20:00 |
| Tue, 1 July | Borussia Dortmund vs Monterrey | 02:00* |
*Matches at 02:00 WAT occur in the early hours of the following day.