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Check out the live streaming details for the Real Madrid vs Pachuca FIFA Club World Cup 2025 match to be played at the Bank of America Stadium, Charlotte.
Spanish giants Real Madrid take on Mexican rivals Pachuca in their next FIFA Club World Cup game at the Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte on Monday, June 23.
Xabi Alonso's men head for a must-win Group H encounter against the Mexicans after playing out a 1-1 draw against Saudi side Al-Hilal on Thursday, June 19. To secure a top 2 spot, Madrid needs to surpass Pachuca and also keep the high-flying Salzburg at bay.
Real Madrid: Courtois, Alexander-Arnold, Asencio, Huijsen, Fran Garcia, Tchouameni, Valverde, Bellingham, Rodrygo, Vinicius, Gonzalo.
Pachuca: Moreno, Rodriguez, Eduardo Bauermann, Pereira, Gonzalez, Montiel, Pedraza, Palavecino, Kenedy, Dominguez, Rondon
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