Inter Miami vs Al Ahly, FIFA Club World Cup 2025 LIVE Streaming-info: Where to watch Lionel Messi play?
Lionel Messi and Inter Miami will kick off the FIFA Club World Cup 2025 when they face Al Ahly of Egypt on Sunday at the Hard Rock Stadium in Miami, United States.
When Lionel Messi made his surprise move to Inter Miami in July 2023, the club was just around five-and-a-half years old, reeling in the depths of the Major League Soccer (MLS) Eastern Conference table and written off for the season.
However, the Argentine wasted no time making his presence felt, scoring 10 goals in his first seven games, and just over a month later, Miami secured its first-ever piece of silverware - the Leagues Cup.
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When will Inter Miami vs Al Ahly kick off?
The Inter Miami vs Al Ahly FIFA Club World Cup 2025 match will kick off at 5:30 AM IST on Sunday.
Where to watch Inter Miami vs Al Ahly?
Inter Miami vs Al Ahly in FIFA Club World Cup 2025 will be available for free on the website and app of DAZN, in India and around the world.
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We are thrilled to announce that #DAZN will be the exclusive global broadcaster of the @FIFAcom Club World Cup 2025™. Football fans around the world will be able to stream every match live on #DAZN for free!
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In the United Kingdom, Channel 5 will broadcast 23 of the 63 matches while the rest will be streamed by DAZN.
In the USA, 24 matches on TNT Sports and 18 matches in Spanish language on TelevisaUnivision Networks will be simulcasted by DAZN.
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