Man City vs Al Ain: Live streaming info, date, time, venue and other details of FIFA Club World Cup game
Manchester City
will aim to secure a spot in the pre-quarterfinals of the
FIFA Club World Cup
as they face
Al Ain
on Sunday night at Atlanta's
Mercedes-Benz Stadium
.
After a comfortable 2-0 win over Wydad AC in their Group G opener, the Premier League giants enter the clash with momentum and control of their qualification fate.
Al Ain, meanwhile, find themselves in a must-win situation after suffering a crushing 5-0 loss to Juventus in their opening match.
The UAE club now faces the daunting task of pulling off a major upset against
Pep Guardiola
's City to keep their Club World Cup campaign alive.
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Manchester City vs Al Ain
Venue:
Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta
Date:
June 22, Sunday
Start Time:
9pm ET
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