FIFA World World Cup matches arrive at Metlife Stadium. Here are the teams playing in New Jersey.

The FIFA Club World Cup is playing in the United States this year for the first time, with many games at the New Jersey Metlife Stadium, including the championship.

The 2025 tournament previews what is in store when 2026 FIFA World Cup Comes in New York and New Jersey. He presents the best football clubs around the world.

On Saturday, Lionel Messi and Inter Miami were held in a drawless draw against Egypt Al Ahly in the Opening match in Miami.

FIFA Club World Cup schedule for Metlife Stadium

The Metlife Stadium is expected to accommodate nine games from the Club World Cup, the most of all stadiums this year. The slate for East Rutherford includes five group games in June and the semi-finals and the last games in July.

Here is the complete Metlife Stadium calendar:

• Group A: Palmeiras vs Porto – 6 p.m., Sunday June 15
• Group F: Fluminense against Borussia Dortmund – Midi, Tuesday June 17
• Group A: Palmeiras vs .. Al Ahly – Midi, Thursday June 19
• Group F: Fluminense against Ulsan – 6 p.m., Saturday June 21
• Group A: Porto against Al Ahly – 9 p.m., Monday June 23
• Direct elimination internship – 5 p.m., Saturday July 5
• Semi -final – 3 p.m., Tuesday July 8
• Semi -final – 3 p.m., Wednesday July 9
• Championship – 3 p.m., Sunday July 13

To see the entire tournament calendar, click here. For ticket information, click here.

Metlife Stadium will also host the 2026 World Cup final. Tickets for the tournament next year are not yet on sale, but fans can register to be notified here.

What is the club World Cup?

The FIFA Club World Cup is a 32 team tournament with teams from around the world in competition for a championship. In addition to two teams from the United States, it includes 12 in Europe, six from South America and others from Asia, Africa, North America and Central and Oceania this year.

The main difference between the World Cup and the Club World Cup is the teams that compete. The first presents national teams, while the second involves teams of clubs around the world. For example, Inter Miami and Seattle Sounders by Major League Soccer are competing for this year.

The format is similar to the World Cup that the United States, Canada and Mexico are Host next year. The teams are divided into eight groups of four, each playing three games in a format around. The two best teams of each group qualify towards the Knockout phase at 16 teams.

In all, there are 63 games in 29 days.

Games are played at Metlife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey; Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, Florida; Lumen Field in Seattle; Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta; Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte; TQL Stadium in Cincinnati; Pasadena Bowl, California; Geodis Park in Nashville; Camping World Stadium in Orlando; Inter & Co Stadium in Orlando; Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia; and Audi Field in Washington, DC

Mark Prussin contributed to this report.