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FIFA Club World Cup

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First edition
2000
Format
32 clubs (since 2025)
Frequency
Every four years
Record winners
Real Madrid

The FIFA Club World Cup brings together the leading clubs of the six continental confederations. From 2000 to 2023 it was a short annual tournament of seven clubs, played in December and almost always won by the European entrant. In 2025 FIFA relaunched it as a 32-team, month-long competition held every four years, with places awarded on continental results over the previous four seasons.

The first expanded edition was played across the United States in June and July 2025, with eight groups of four followed by a knockout bracket from the round of 16; Chelsea beat Paris Saint-Germain in the final at MetLife Stadium. The next edition is scheduled for 2029.

Real Madrid have won the competition more than any other club. Golalarm covers the tournament with live scores, lineups and statistics for every match, and group tables while it is being played.

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