Paris Saint-Germain vs. Inter Miami live updates, score, highlights as Lionel Messi faces PSG in Club World Cup
Paris-Saint Germain and Inter Miami will meet Sunday in Atlanta for what might be the most compelling clash of the Club World Cup so far.
The star power is unmistakeable. The history is rich, tangled and emotional. And the stakes — survival, bragging rights and maybe a bit of closure — are distinctly high. It's Lionel Messi versus the club that never quite embraced him. It's Luis Enrique against the core of his treble-winning Barcelona team. It's the European champions against an upstart MLS side still daring to dream.
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PSG brings youth, form and firepower: six-group stage goals with six different scorers. Miami brings belief, and Messi brings history. And for at least 90 minutes in Atlanta, everything is in play.
The world is watching and we'll be here with every moment of the reunion.
Sunday, June 29
Paris Saint-Germain vs. Inter Miami (12 p.m. ET, TNT/Univision/DAZN)
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