Al Hilal vs Pachuca LIVE streaming info: Where to watch FIFA Club World Cup 2025? Predicted lineups
Pachuca, which is at the bottom of the table, has failed to earn a point, having lost both its matches. Al Hilal, on the other hand, is third with two points after drawing its first two group games.
While Pachuca has no chance of making it in the Round of 16, Al Hilal still stands a chance if it beats Pachuca and second-placed RB Salzburg (4 points) loses to Real Madrid. If the Madrid and Salzburg match ends in a draw, then the various criteria for qualification will come into play.
When will the Al Hilal vs Pachuca FIFA Club World Cup 2025 Group H match kick off?
The Al Hilal vs Pachuca FIFA Club World Cup 2025 Group H match will kick off at 6:30 AM IST on Friday, June 27, at the Geodis Park in Nashville. Where to watch the Al Hilal vs Pachuca FIFA Club World Cup 2025 Group H match?
The Al Hilal vs Pachuca FIFA Club World Cup 2025 Group H match will not be telecast anywhere in India. The match will be livestreamed on the DAZN app and website.
PREDICTED LINEUPS
Al Hilal predicted 11: Bono(GK); Cancelo, Tambakti, Koulibaly, Lodi; Neves, N. Al-Dawsari; Malcom, Milinkovic-Savic, S. Al-Dawsari; Leonardo
Pachuca predicted 11: Moreno(GK); Sanchez, Bauermann, Pereira, Gonzalez; Montiel, Palavecino; Dominguez, J. Kennedy, Kenedy; Rondon
SQUADS
AL Hilal
Goalkeepers: Mohammed Al-Rubaie, Yassine Bounou, Ahmad Abu Rasen, Abdulelah Al-Ghamdi
Defenders: Kalidou Koulibaly, Khalifah Al-Dawsari, Ali Al-Bulaihi, Yasser Al-Shahrani, Joao Cancelo, Moteb Al-Harbi, Rayan Al-Ghamdi, Saleh Barnawi, Saud Haroun, Saad Al-Muthary, Ali Lajami, Hassan Altambakti, Hamad Al-Yami
Midfielders: Renan Lodi, Khalid Al-Ghannam, Ruben Neves, Mohammed Al-Qahtani, Nasser Al-Dawsari, Musab Al-Juwayr, Sergej Milinkovic-Savic, Kaio Cesar, Mohamed Kanno, Salem Al-Dawsari, Mohammed bin Muhaysh, Abdulaziz Hadhood, Malcom, Abdulelah Almalki
Forwards: Aleksandar Mitrovic, Marcos Leonardo, Turki Al-Ghumayl, Abdullah Al-Hamdan Pachuca
Goalkeepers: Sebastian Jurado, Carlos Moreno, Jose Eulogio
Defenders: Sergio Barreto, Alonso Aceves, Eduardo Bauermann, Bryan Gonzalez, Carlos Sanchez, Federico Pereira, Jose Castillo, Gustavo Cabral, Luis Rodriguez, Jorge Berlanga
Midfielders: Pedro Pederaza, Santiago Homenchenko, Israel Luna, Agustin Palavecino, Eduardo Lopez, Alan Bautista, Brian Garcia, Elias Montiel, Victor Guzman
Forwards: Emilio Rodriguez, Ilian Hernandez, John Kennedy, Oussama Idrissi, Alexei Dominguez, Salomon Rondon, Kenedy, Aviles Hurtado
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