The countdown is on! Less than 100 days remain until the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup! With our participation in the international tournament with 32 teams getting closer, we are taking a look at everything worth knowing.

Fixtures Tickets How it works Qualification TV, Streaming & more Trophy Tour Venues

Tickets for all our matches at the Club World Cup

Fan pre-sales are over, but tickets for Salzburg fans are still available from FIFA on open sale.

Tickets for the club world cup

There are also special Ticket Packs available, which give you a right to access 2026 World Cup presales:

Details on Ticket Packs

Group opponents and fixtures

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It all starts for us on Wednesday 18 June (18:00 local time/24:00 Austrian time) in Cincinnati against our Mexican opponents CF Pachuca. On Sunday 22 June (18:00 local time/24:00 Austrian time) we will then go to Washington D. C. to face Al Hilal, before we have our final group stage match against Real Madrid in Philadelphia on Thursday 26 June (21:00 local time/03:00 Austrian time).

We have already taken a closer look at our group-stage opponents in an article you can read below.

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The entire tournament structure with all 63 matches and possible knockout pairings can be VIEWED AS A PDF HERE.

How the Club World Cup works and more

The competition will gain the spotlight between 15 June and 13 July 2025, as 32 teams from across the world meet in the USA for the first competition of its kind. The World Cup is designed to bring the most successful club teams from the six international confederations AFC, CAF, CONCACAF, CONMEBOL, OFC and UEFA together every four years.

The 32 participating teams are divided into eight groups of four teams each. There will be three matches for each team in the group stage, with the first and second in each group making the last 16. The knockout stage will see individual ties decide progression, before the world champions are crowned in a final.

How did our Red Bulls qualify?

The key to our qualification was our performances in the UEFA Champions League over the past four seasons. A total of 12 European teams qualified, with the last four Champions League winners making it while the remaining eight places were allocated according to UEFA club coefficients. A maximum of two teams per nation were allowed to qualify via that route.

TV, streaming & more

All the matches of the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup will be broadcast for free on streaming service DAZN, for which you just need an account (with no subscription needed).

We will of course provide all the information about our matches on our usual channels, with details to follow.

FIFA Club World Cup Trophy Tour in Salzburg

The biggest prize in club football came to Salzburg - the spectacular newly created Club World Cup trophy was paraded through the cities of the clubs represented as part of an official Trophy Tour, including in our beloved home city! On Saturday 29 March the showpiece was exhibited to the public at the Theaterplatz in Europark.

The 12 stadiums of the Club World Cup

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Mercedes-Benz Stadium (Atlanta)
Bank of America Stadium (Charlotte)
TQL Stadium (Cincinnati)
Rose Bowl Stadium (Los Angeles)
Hard Rock Stadium (Miami)
GEODIS Park (Nashville)
MetLife Stadium (New Jersey/New York)
Camping World Stadium (Orlando)
Inter&Co Stadium (Orlando)
Lincoln Financial Field (Philadelphia)
Lumen Field (Seattle)
Audi Field (Washington, D. C.)

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