FIFA Club World Cup: TV channel, time and how to watch Fluminense-Al-Hilal quarterfinal match
Fluminense stunned the football world with their unexpected 2-0 victory over Inter Milan at the Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte. The match was a rollercoaster of emotions, with Germán Cano scoring the opening goal within the first three minutes and Hércules sealing the win for Fluminense in the 93rd minute.
Al-Hilal pulled off a stunning upset against Manchester City in a nail-biting round of 16 match that ended 4-3, sending the European giants packing. After a tense regular time, where both teams fought hard to maintain their leads, it was Al-Hilal who ultimately triumphed in extra time. Marcos Leonardo's goal in the 112th minute clinched the victory and propelled Al-Hilal to the next round.
Here is how to watch Fluminense take on Al-Hilal in a must-see FIFA Club World Cup quarterfinal match.
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What time is Fluminense vs. Al-Hilal FIFA Club World Cup Quarterfinals?
Fluminense will face Al-Hilal on Friday, June 4, at Camping World Stadium, with kickoff scheduled for 3 p.m. ET.
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