Paris St-Germain vs. Inter Miami: Preview, odds, how to watch, time
The FIFA Club World Cup continues as PSG and Inter Miami CF square off in Atlanta. Here's everything you need to know about Palmeiras vs Botafogo How to watch Paris Saint-Germain vs. Inter Miami Date: Sunday, June 29, 2025
Time: 12:00 p.m. ET
Location: Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta, GA
TV: TNT
Streaming: DAZN Betting Odds
As of June 27, 2025, the odds (via DraftKings Sportsbook) for the match are: PSG: –450
Draw: +600
Inter Miami: +1000 Paris Saint-Germain vs. Inter Miami Head to Head
This will be the first-ever meeting between PSG and Inter Miami, making it a historic Club World Cup knockout matchup between European and North American sides. Team Form
Below are the last 5 matches for each team and the results: Paris Saint-Germain 6/23: vs Seattle Sounders (Win, 2–0)
6/19: vs Botafogo RJ (Loss, 0–1)
6/15: vs Atlético Madrid (Win, 4–0)
5/31: vs Inter Milan (Win, 5–0)
5/24: vs Reims (Win, 3–0) Inter Miami CF 6/23: vs Palmeiras (Draw, 2–2)
6/19: vs FC Porto (Win, 2–1)
6/14: vs Al Hilal (Draw, 0–0)
5/31: vs Columbus Crew (Win, 5–1)
5/28: vs CF Montréal (Win, 4–2)
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