FIFA Club World Cup 2025 Final, Chelsea vs PSG LIVE: Paris Saint-Germain aim for second title of season in New Jersey
Both PSG and Chelsea have been dominate sides in the FIFA Club World Cup 2025 with only one loss each. In the semifinals, PSG rout Real Madrid 4-0 while Chelsea got better of Serie A side Fluminense.
While PSG are yet to win a FIFA Club World Cup title, Chelsea are two-time finalists. Their first FIFA Club World Cup final came in 2012 when they lost to Corinthians of Brazil. Nine years later, Chelsea once again made it to the summit clash, beating Palmeiras 2-1 in extra time. Chelsea Vs PSG live streaming details
The Chelsea vs PSG FIFA Club World Cup 2025 final will be live streamed on DAZN app and website. Unfortunately, no TV channels will telecast the Chelsea vs PSG FIFA Club World Cup 2025 final in India.
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13 Jul 2025, 06:51 PM IST
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