Palmeiras vs Chelsea live updates: Club World Cup predictions, team news and latest score
Hello and welcome to our live coverage of tonight's Club World Cup quarter-final between Palmeiras and Chelsea.
We've learned our first semi-finalist today after Fluminense's 2-1 win over Al Hilal in Orlando. Palmeiras and Chelsea are set to face off in Orlando to determine which of them will meet Fluminense in New Jersey on Tuesday.
Stay with us as we build up to the match!
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