Chelsea vs Palmeiras Live Streaming: How to watch FIFA Club World Cup quarter-final clash online
Brazil's Palmeiras will take on Premier League giants Chelsea in the second quarter-final of the FIFA Club World Cup at Lincoln Financial Field on Friday night.Palmeiras arrive with momentum after edging past domestic rivals Botafogo 1-0 in the Round of 16. Abel Ferreira's side topped Group A unbeaten, showing grit and consistency with a win over Al Ahly and draws against FC Porto and Inter Miami. Chelsea, on the other hand, impressed with a dominant 4-1 win over Benfica in a Round of 16 match disrupted by a two-hour thunderstorm delay. Enzo Maresca's men held their nerve and capitalized in the second half, cementing their status as tournament favorites following the exits of Manchester City and Inter Milan.Palmeiras will be without their captain Gustavo Gomez after he received a second yellow card late in the Round of 16 victory over Botafogo.This quarterfinal also brings a sense of deja vu, as the two clubs last met in the 2022 Club World Cup Final - a match Chelsea won 2-1 in extra time.
Match: Palmeiras vs Chelsea
Venue: Lincoln Financial Field, Philadelphia
Date: July 4, Friday
Start Time: 9pm ET
Where to Watch: DAZN
Palmeiras squad:Goalkeepers: Marcelo Lomba, Mateus, Weverton.
Defenders: Benedetti, Bruno Fuchs, Agustin Giay, Gustavo Gomez, Mayke, Micael, Murilo, Naves, Joaquin Piquerez, Marcos Rocha, Vanderlan.
Midfielders: Allan, Felipe Anderson, Lucas Evangelista, Emiliano Martinez, Anibal Moreno, Richard Rios, Raphael Veiga.
Forwards: Estevao, Luighi, Jose Manuel Lopez, Mauricio, Paulinho, Vitor Roque, Thalys, Facundo Torres.
Chelsea squad:
Goalkeepers: Filip Jorgensen, Mike Penders, Robert Sanchez, Gaga Slonina.
Defenders: Josh Acheampong, Tosin Adarabioyo, Aaron Anselmino, Benoit Badiashile, Trevoh Chalobah, Levi Colwill, Marc Cucurella, Malo Gusto, Reece James, Mamadou Sarr.
Midfielders: Moises Caicedo, Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall, Dario Essugo, Enzo Fernandez, Romeo Lavia, Andrey Santos.
Forwards: Liam Delap, Marc Guiu, Tyrique George, Nicolas Jackson, Noni Madueke, Pedro Neto, Christopher Nkunku, Cole Palmer, Joao Pedro.
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