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City drawn with Juventus as Chelsea get Flamengo in 2025 Club World Cup

Manchester City are one of two Premier League sides in next year's tournament, alongside Chelsea
Manchester City are one of two Premier League sides in next year's tournament, alongside ChelseaJULIAN FINNEY / GETTY IMAGES EUROPE / Getty Images via AFP
Manchester City have been drawn with Juventus in Group G of next year's FIFA Club World Cup, while Chelsea will face Flamengo in Group D.

Wydad Casablanca and Al-Ain complete Man City's group, while Chelsea will also face group-stage matches against Leon from Mexico and Tunisia's Esperance de Tunis.

Elsewhere, PSG have been drawn with Atletico Madrid in Group B, while Bayern Munich drew Portugal's Benfica and Boca Juniors. Real Madrid are alongside Red Bull Salzburg in their group, while Inter Milan will face River Plate in their bid to make the knockouts.

The Club World Cup will take place in the United States next summer, with the opening game taking place in Miami on 15 June - between Lionel Messi's Inter Miami and Al-Ahly - and the final to be played on 13 July in New Jersey.

Each team will play their group opponents once in a round-robin format, with the top two teams from each group progressing to the knockout stages, which starts with the last-16 ties.

Group A

Palmeiras

Porto

Al-Ahly

Inter Miami

Group B

PSG

Atletico Madrid

Botafogo

Seattle Sounders

Group C

Bayern Munich

Auckland City

Boca Juniors

Benfica

Group D

Flamengo

Esperance de Tunis

Chelsea

Leon

Group E

River Plate

Urawa Red Diamonds

Monterrey

Inter Milan

Group F

Fluminense

Borussia Dortmund

Ulsan Hyundai

Mamelodi Sundowns

Group G

Manchester City

Wydad Casablanca

Al-Ain

Juventus

Group H

Real Madrid

Al Hilal

Pachuca

Red Bull Salzburg

Venues

Mercedes-Benz Stadium (Atlanta)

TQL Stadium (Cincinnati)

Bank of America Stadium (Charlotte)

Rose Bowl Stadium (Los Angeles)

Hard Rock Stadium (Miami)

GEODIS Park (Nashville)

MetLife Stadium (New Jersey)

Camping World Stadium (Orlando)

Inter&Co Stadium (Orlando)

Lincoln Financial Field (Philadelphia)

Lumen Field (Seattle)

Audi Field (Washington)