How to buy 2025 FIFA Club World Cup Philadelphia tickets
The City of Brotherly Love will host another big-time event as the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup is headed to Philadelphia next month.
Held at Lincoln Financial Field, home of the reigning Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles, the opening match for the venue is June 16 when CR Flamengo takes on Espérance Sportive de Tunis.
The other teams set to play in Philadelphia include Manchester City, Wydad AC, Chelsea FC, Juventus FC, FC Salzburg and Real Madrid C.F.
Soccer fans looking to witness a part of the action have plenty of options available as tickets are now available.
Here's how to buy 2025 FIFA Club World Cup tickets in Philadelphia.
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