With the group stage of the Club World Cup over, it's time to take a look at the last 16, which kicks off this Saturday with Palmeiras-Botafogo.

Al-Hilal secured their place in the Club World Cup last 16 after a tense 2-0 victory over Pachuca, capitalising on Real Madrid’s win against Salzburg. The Saudi side, led by Simone Inzaghi, will now face Manchester City in the next round.

Manchester City's statement 5-2 hammering of Juventus in their final group stage game at the Club World Cup on Thursday left new captain Bernardo Silva purring over the new-look team's future.

Just before half-time in the Salzburg-Real Madrid game, Vinicius set up Fede Valverde with a lovely pass that inevitably recalled Guti's magical assist for Benzema at Riazor. The ex-footballer himself was surprised by the action as he covered the match on 'DAZN'.

For a long while Chelsea midfielder Enzo Fernandez struggled under the weight of his hefty price tag but as he prepares to face his former side Benfica on Saturday in the Club World Cup, he is finally showing why the Blues splashed out on him.

Barcelona player Joan Garcia gave an interview to ‘Barça One’ in which he addressed his first days as a Barça player. The goalkeeper considered that, although the decision was difficult, "it was the step" he had to take.

Vinicius Junior scored one goal and made another with a touch of class as Real Madrid sealed their place in the last 16 of the Club World Cup with a 3-0 win over Salzburg on Thursday.

Al Ain claimed a 1-2 win over Wydad Casablanca in the final group stage match of the 2025 Club World Cup for both teams, who have failed to qualify for the knockout stage.

After the draw with LAFC, Flamengo manager Filipe Luis praised Bayern, their opponents in the Club World Cup's last 16.

Join us for LIVE coverage of the macthday 3 clash of the 2025 Club World Cup between Salzburg and Real Madrid at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia, which kicks off at 3.00 CEST.

South Africa's Mamelodi Sundowns head out of the Club World Cup with their heads high and the firm belief that they have made a mark on the global stage.

While Chelsea have used the Club World Cup to blood several new faces, there is another thrilling young talent at the tournament on a farewell tour with his current side before heading to Stamford Bridge.

According to 'Marca', Atletico have chosen Matteo Ruggeri as the coveted signing for the left-back position. The Italian will sign until 2030, and the deal will be closed for around 20 million euros.

Manchester City turned on the style to seal top spot in Group G at the Club World Cup with an emphatic 5-2 win over Juventus on Thursday.