ES Tunis vs Chelsea LIVE streaming info: Where to watch FIFA Club World Cup 2025 match? Predicted lineups
Chelsea takes on Tunisian club ES Tunis with hopes of notching up its second win in the FIFA Club World Cup 2025 on Wednesday at the Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia.
UEFA Conference League winner Chelsea beat LAFC to kickstart its Club World Cup campaign with a win but the was defeated by Brazilian Flamengo. The Blues sit second behind Flamengo in Group D, while Tunis .
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When is the ES Tunis vs Chelsea FIFA Club World Cup match?
The ES Tunis vs Chelsea FIFA Club World Cup 2025 match will kick off at 6:30 am (IST) on June 25, Wednesday at the Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia. Where to watch the ES Tunis vs Chelsea FIFA Club World Cup match LIVE?
The ES Tunis vs Chelsea FIFA Club World Cup 2025 match will not be telecast anywhere in India. The match will be live-streamed on the DAZN website.
PREDICTED LINEUPS
Chelsea: Sanchez (gk), James, Adarabioyo, Colwill, Cucurella, Lavia, Caicedo, Neto, Palmer, Madueke, Jackson
ES Tunis: Ben Said (GK), Ben Ali, Tougai, Meriah, Ben Hamida, Mokwana, Guenichi, Ogbelu, Konate, Belaili, Rodrigo
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