Juventus vs Man City: How to watch FIFA Club World Cup clash - Live stream, venue, and start time
Manchester City
have already sealed their spot in the Club World Cup's last 16 and can secure first place in Group G with a win over
Juventus
in Orlando on Thursday.
Both heavyweights have swept aside Al Ain and Wydad Casablanca - each sitting on six points and a +8 goal difference - so only victory will decide the group winner, while a draw will leave the standings unchanged.
City, who have netted eight goals and kept two clean sheets in Orlando, face a tougher test at
Camping World Stadium
against an Old Lady side boasting a similar defensive record and an unbeaten run of six meetings with the English champions.
Juventus have won the last three encounters, including a 2–0 triumph in last season's Champions League. A victory over the Italians would not only affirm City's dominance but also hand them a more favorable knockout draw.
HOW TO WATCH JUVENTUS VS MANCHESTER CITY CLASH LIVE
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Juventus vs Man City
Venue:
Camping World Stadium, Orlando
Date:
June 26, Thursday
Start Time:
3pm ET
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