How to watch Club World Cup 2025 in UK: TV channel and live stream – Bundlezy

How to watch Club World Cup 2025 in UK: TV channel and live stream

FIFA Club World Cup Trophy Tour: Seattle Sounders - Day 2
The new-look FIFA Club World Cup 2025 gets underway in the USA on June 15 (Picture: Getty)

The FIFA Club World Cup 2025 has arrived – here’s the TV channel and live stream information you need to watch the action for free in the UK.

The revamped competition, which kicks-off in the early hours of Sunday morning, takes place in the United States and lasts for almost a full month.

Teams from around the globe will battle for glory, including Premier League giants Chelsea and Manchester City, and European heavyweights like Real Madrid and PSG.

Scroll down to find out which TV channel will be showing the Club World Cup, how to live stream it, the kick-off times and how each group looks…

Club World Cup TV channel and live stream

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To watch the Club World Cup for free on terrestrial TV in the UK, you can tune in to 5, which was formerly known as Channel 5 and Five.

5 is showing 23 games during the Club World Cup. If you have Sky, the channel you need is 105 for 5 HD (High Definition).

Los Angeles Football Club v Club América - FIFA Club World Cup 2025 Play-In
You can watch the Club World Cup for free with both 5 and DAZN (Picture: Getty)

It’s also channel number 105 if you have a Virgin Media box. On Freeview, it’s 5 for SD (Standard Definition) and 105 for HD.

Football fans are also able to watch all of the Club World Cup via a live stream on DAZN, with all 63 matches to be broadcast globally for free.

If you are not already a subscriber, don’t fear, because you can sign up for a free DAZN account with no hidden costs or fees.

What time do games kick-off in the UK?

The Club World Cup has been expanded for 2025 and features 32 teams (Picture: Getty)

Kick-off times in the UK during the group stage of the Club World Cup vary on each day between 5pm BST (British Summer Time) and 2am BST.

If you stay up late enough, you’ll be able to watch the first match at 1am on Sunday, June 15 as Al Ahly play Inter Miami.

The next matches are Bayern Munich vs Auckland City (5pm) and Paris Saint-Germain vs Atletico Madrid (8pm) on Sunday, June 15.

Chelsea’s first match against Los Angeles FC kicks off at 8pm on Monday, June 16. The Blues then lock horns with Flamengo (7pm) on June 20 and face ES Tunis (2am) on June 25.

City, meanwhile, are in action against Wydad AC on June 18 (5pm), Al Ain on June 23 (2am) and Juventus on June 26 (8pm).

Which Club World Cup games will 5 be showing?

5 have confirmed which Club World Cup fixtures they will be broadcasting, namely 15 group stage games, four in the round of 16, two quarter-finals, one semi-final and the final.

In the group stage, they will show Chelsea’s clashes against LAFC and ES Tunis, and Man City’s games against Wydad and Al Ain.

Club World Cup 2025 group stage matches on 5

Sunday 15th June

  • Group A: Al Ahly v Inter Miami (1am)
  • Group C: Bayern Munich v Auckland City (5pm)

Monday 16th June

  • Group D: Chelsea v Los Angeles FC (8pm)
  • Group C: Boca Juniors v Benfica (11pm)

Tuesday 17th June

  • Group F: Fluminense v Dortmund (5pm)

Wednesday 18th June

  • Group G: Manchester City v Wydad AC (5pm)
  • Group H: Real Madrid v Al Hilal (8pm)

Saturday 21st June

  • Group C: Bayern Munich v Boca Juniors (2am)
  • Group E: Inter Milan v Urawa Red Diamonds (8pm)

Sunday 22nd June

  • Group G: Juventus v Wydad AC (5pm

Monday 23rd June

  • Group G: Manchester City v Al Ain (2am)
  • Group B: Atlético Madrid v Botafogo (8pm)

Tuesday 24th June

  • Group C: Auckland City v Boca Juniors (8pm)

Wednesday 25th June

  • Group D: Espérance de Tunis v Chelsea (2am)
  • Group F: Dortmund v Ulsan HD (9pm)

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