FIFA 2025 Club World Cup: Quarterfinals Schedule, Live Results & Scorers
22:00 Al-Hilal (Saudi Arabia) vs. Fluminense (Brazil) Saturday 5 July 2025
04:00 Palmeiras (Brazil) vs. Chelsea (England)
19:00 PSG (France) vs. Bayern Munich (Germany)
23:00 Real Madrid (Spain) vs. Borussia Dortmund (Germany)
All times are KSA time (GMT+3)
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