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USA Today
a day ago
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- USA Today
Seattle Sounders FC vs Atletico Madrid: TV channel, time and how to watch Club World Cup
Seattle Sounders FC vs Atletico Madrid: TV channel, time and how to watch Club World Cup Show Caption Hide Caption Are Boca Juniors fans the most fun crowd at FIFA Club World Cup? Boca Juniors fans showed up in force to their teams opening match at the FIFA Club World Cup. Sports Pulse Club World Cup makes its way to Lumen Field in Los Angeles on Thursday, as the Seattle Sounders take Atlético de Madrid in a Group B stage match. The Sounders are currently sixth in the Western Conference in the MLS and lost their first Club World Cup match to Botafogo, 2-1. The Sounders will play their final group-stage match on Monday. Madrid, an 11-time La Liga champion, is also looking for a bounce-back game after they were dominated by the Champions League victors Paris Saint-Germain, 4-0, and are in last place in the group because the Sounders were able to score in their match, thus giving them the goal differential advantage. Madrid will also play without defender Clement Lenglet after he was sent off with a red card in the 77th minute of the match against PSG. Here's what to know about the Club World Cup game between Seattle and Atlético Madrid: What time is Seattle Sounders FC vs Atletico Madrid at Club World Cup? The Club World Cup clash between Seattle Sounders FC and Atlético Madrid will kick off at 6 p.m. ET. How to watch Seattle Sounders FC vs Atletico Madrid Club World Cup game: TV, stream Time: 6 p.m. ET/3 p.m. PT 6 p.m. ET/3 p.m. PT Location: Lumen Field in Seattle, Washington Lumen Field in Seattle, Washington Stream: DAZN, Sling TV Watch Seattle vs. Atlético Madrid FREE on DAZN 2025 FIFA Club World Cup schedule Group stage: June 14 to June 26 Round of 16: June 28 to July 1 Quarterfinals: July 4 to July 5 Semifinals: July 8 to July 9 Final: July 13th 2025 FIFA Club World Cup groups Group A: Palmeiras, Porto, Al Ahly, Inter Miami Group B: Paris Saint-Germain, Atletico Madrid, Botafogo, Seattle Sounders FC Group C: Bayern Munich, Auckland City, Boca Juniors, Benfica Group D: Flamengo, Esperance de Tunis, Chelsea, Los Angeles FC Group E: River Plate, Urawa Red Diamonds, Monterrey, Inter Milan Group F: Fluminese, Borussia Dortmund, Ulsan HD, Mamelodi Sundowns Group G: Manchester City, Wydad AC, Al Ain, Juventus Group H: Real Madrid, Al-Hilal, Pachuca, Red Bull Salzburg
The Sun
4 days ago
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- The Sun
Former Premier League star, 29, gets Club World Cup's first red card… after referee forgets he'd been booked
FORMER Tottenham and Aston Villa star Clement Lenglet received the first red card of the Club World Cup — despite the referee forgetting he had already been booked. Lenglet, 29, lined up for Atletico Madrid in their heavy 4-0 defeat to newly crowned Champions League kings Paris Saint-Germain. 4 4 The 16-time France defender had only just completed a permanent move to Atletico from Barcelona after a season-long loan move. But Lenglet's time against PSG ended in disaster when he was given his marching orders during the second half. With the score at 2-0 and 13 minutes left on the clock, Lenglet began to argue with Romanian referee Istvan Kovacs after a minor decision went against Atleti. The official was having none of it though and quickly brandished a yellow card. However, Kovacs had seemingly forgotten that he had already booked Lenglet earlier in the match, leaving fans and pundits stunned. He was quickly made aware of the incorrect decision though. And after a minute, Kovacs returned to Lenglet before producing a red card. Fans were quick to react though, with many criticising Kovacs. One said: 'The ref in this game has been something else.' Another declared: 'Worst I've ever seen.' Lionel Messi appears to headbutt Club World Cup opponent as tempers flare in Inter Miami's opening match 4 4 One noted: 'Bro this ref.' Another added: 'Referee needs to be questioned.' Lenglet will now miss Atletico's next game against Seattle Sounders. But he will be able to play in the final group match against Brazilian champions Botafogo, with the winner likely to claim second spot behind an unstoppable-looking PSG side. Lenglet is best known to Premier League fans for underwhelming loans at Tottenham and Villa. He made 35 appearances for Spurs during the 2022/23 season, with the Londoners opting against making his move permanent. Lenglet then spent the following campaign at Aston Villa, but failed to impress in 25 outings.
Daily Mail
5 days ago
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- Daily Mail
Video: Club World Cup sees its first red card - but only after referee FORGOT he had already booked Atletico Madrid defender as PSG win 4-0
Champions League winners Paris Saint-Germain began their Club World Cup campaign with style as they beat 10-man Atletico Madrid 4-0. Clement Lenglet became the first player to receive a red card in this year's competition in the 78th minute, but he nearly escaped his marching orders when the referee seemed to forget giving him a previous yellow. The Atletico defender did eventually see red, with the Spanish side conceding a further two goals in his absence. You can catch all the action from the Club World Cup free on DAZN
New York Times
5 days ago
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- New York Times
How the tournament opened last night
The European champions continued where they left off with a convincing win in the first all-European clash Getty Images Paris Saint-Germain kicked off their 2025 Club World Cup campaign with a hugely impressive 4-0 win against Atletico Madrid. The European champions were far too good for their Group B opponents, who finished the match with 10 men after Clement Lenglet's second-half red card. Goals from Fabian Ruiz and Vitinha set PSG on their way to a convincing victory, both finishing superbly into Jan Oblak's bottom corner. And the win was wrapped up in the closing stages when Mayulu hammered in from close range and Lee scored from the penalty spot. Julian Alvarez thought he had halved the deficit earlier in the second half, but the goal was disallowed after consultation with VAR. GO FURTHER Paris Saint-Germain 4 Atletico Madrid 0 – European champions put down a marker with clinical win Connections: Sports Edition Spot the pattern. Connect the terms Find the hidden link between sports terms Getty Images The 2025 Club World Cup didn't give us any goals on opening night, but it gave us some pretty good entertainment. Inter Miami met Egyptian champions Al Ahly at Hard Rock Stadium and, for the entirety of the first half, it looked like one of the MLS representatives might be embarrassed on the global stage. But Oscar Ustari saved a 43rd-minute penalty and it sparked his side into life. In the end Miami left the pitch frustrated with a goalless draw as, led by Lionel Messi, they enjoyed a host of decent late chances. Unfortunately for them, they found Al Ahly goalkeeper Mohamed El Shenawy in inspired form, with his last-minute fingertip save to deny Messi a world-class winner proving to be the highlight. Getty Images A super busy day is in store across the United States today for the Club World Cup, and it is already under way. We started in Cincinnati and with focus switching to Los Angeles for this one, we soon head east to New Jersey before finishing today's action in Seattle. Here are the fixtures (all times in ET): 12pm ET Bayern Munich vs Auckland City (TQL Stadium, Cincinnati) 3pm ET Paris Saint-Germain vs Atletico Madrid (Rose Bowl, Los Angeles) 6pm ET Palmeiras vs Porto (MetLife Stadium, New Jersey) 10pm ET Botafogo vs Seattle Sounders (Lumen Field, Seattle) The Athletic If you're a soccer fan — and you love a plethora of other sports too — there is no better place to follow all your favourite teams, leagues and players than with The Athletic. From the UK, we've got you covered ahead of the expanded Club World Cup and on into the build-up to next summer's World Cup. Then in the U.S. the NBA Finals, Stanley Cup Final and MLB season are all in full flow, with golf's U.S. Open concluding at Oakmont later today. And that's without mentioning F1's Canadian Grand Prix and tennis' Wimbledon Championships to come. We have the lot covered and much more besides, so make sure you're fully informed with access to our full experience. And you're in luck — you can subscribe to The Athletic on an exclusive offer right here. All matches at the Club World Cup are available on DAZN, so that is where this evening's game will be shown in the United States and anywhere else that has access to DAZN. Broadcasting to a selection of the matches has been licensed out to other broadcasters. This match will also air on TNT and truTV in the U.S. In the UK, that is free-to-air broadcaster Channel 5 — but this particular game is not available through them. Getty Images It's a midday start in California for this one, with kick-off at 12pm (PT). That translates to 3pm ET, 8pm in the UK, 9pm in both France and Spain and 3am in the morning for those of you keen folk in Australia. Getty Images Good day to you all and welcome to our coverage of the Club World Cup — and specifically a tasty Group B opener between two European heavyweights. It's the recently crowned Champions League winners and arguably the most exciting team in club football right now, Paris Saint-Germain, taking on Spanish spoilers par excellence, Atletico Madrid. And it's taking place in the magnificence of the Rose Bowl, Pasadena. We will have full build-up and match updates for you, as well as all the insights you could ever want from our team of correspondents at the ground and watching on. So don't go anywhere, because we've got you covered from here.
Daily Mail
5 days ago
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- Daily Mail
Club World Cup sees its first red card - but only after referee FORGOT he had already booked Atletico Madrid defender as PSG win 4-0
The Club World Cup saw it's first red card handed out during PSG 's 4-0 win over Atletico Madrid - however it came after a bizarre moment from the match official. The Champions League winners returned to action with an emphatic performance over their Spanish counterparts at the Rose Bowl Stadium in California. Goals from Fabian Ruiz, Vitinha, Senny Mayulu and Kang-In Lee secured the win in their opener however some fans were left talking about one particular incident. In the 77th minute of the match, Atletico defender Clement Lenglet was seen arguing with referee Istvan Kovacs before being shown a yellow card by the official. This caused bemusement among the commentators and fans who were aware that Lenglet had already been shown a yellow card earlier in the match. Kovacs, however, needed a minute to realise and initially walked off after brandishing the caution to the France international. The Ref FORGOT He Already Gave Him A Yellow 🤯 Watch the @FIFACWC | June 14 - July 13 | Every Game | Free | | #FIFACWC #TakeItToTheWorld — DAZN Football (@DAZNFootball) June 15, 2025 Eventually, the Romanian did clock on to what had happened and quickly pulled out a red card and dismissed Lenglet. PSG landed the first blow in the Group B clash when Fabian Ruiz fired home from distance in the 19th minute. They doubled their advantage just before halftime when an Antoine Griezmann miss led to a counter-attack that ended with Vitinha firing home under sunny skies in Southern California. The LaLiga side appeared to have pulled one back when Julian Alvarez found the net in the 57th minute but it was overturned after a VAR review. The Spanish side's nightmare continued when defender Clement Lenglet was sent off after receiving a second yellow card and Alexander Sorloth inexplicably missed what should have been a tap-in, instead sending it over the bar. Substitute Senny Mayulu added a third goal for PSG in the 87th minute to end any hopes of an Atletico comeback, while Lee Kang-in fired home a stoppage-time penalty to round off the scoring. PSG will be back at the Rose Bowl on Thursday to face Brazilian team Botafogo while Atletico will travel north to Seattle to take on MLS side the Seattle Sounders. 'The hardest thing to do in football is to maintain the level, not just going high and low,' Vitinha, who was named man of the match, said. 'That's what I tried to do. Very good performance by the team and a very good start to this competition.' PSG were without Frenchman and Ballon d'Or favourite Ousmane Dembele, who suffered an injury while playing for France in the UEFA Nations League earlier this month, but they hardly needed him on Sunday. The historic Rose Bowl in Pasadena was rocking thanks to the 80,000 fans who turned out amid the hot midday sun one year before the U.S. will co-host the World Cup along with Mexico and Canada. 'It was a different environment but it feels good to see so many people in the USA here to watch soccer, or to watch football, as I say,' Vitinha added.
