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Business Standard
28-06-2025
- Sport
- Business Standard
FIFA Club World Cup R016: Benfica vs Chelsea live match time, streaming
Chelsea will lock horns with Portuguese giants Benfica in the last 16 of the FIFA Club World Cup 2025 on Saturday evening, with a quarter-final place on the line. The match, set to take place in Charlotte, brings together two of Europe's most historic clubs in what promises to be a closely contested encounter. Having finished second in Group D, Chelsea may consider themselves fortunate with their draw. A group-stage loss to Flamengo meant they avoided a more difficult path that would have seen them face German champions Bayern Munich. Instead, they take on a Benfica side that topped Group C, highlighted by a strong victory over Bayern in their final group match. Despite being favourites on paper, Chelsea know they must approach the tie with focus. Benfica have a wealth of experience in European knockout competitions, particularly in the UEFA Champions League, and possess players capable of turning a game in an instant. With both teams bringing high-quality squads and plenty of motivation, this clash could be one of the standout fixtures of the round. Benfica Team News Benfica remain without long-term absentees Alexander Bah and Manu Silva, both of whom continue their recovery from injury. Midfielder Florentino Luís is also set to miss out, having not featured since sustaining a shoulder injury on matchday one. On a positive note, Andrea Belotti is available again after serving a suspension and will look to reclaim a starting spot ahead of in-form striker Vangelis Pavlidis, who netted his 30th goal of the season against Auckland. Veteran Ángel Di María is expected to continue in attack after scoring three penalties in three games, with Schjelderup also likely to start. In midfield, Renato Sanches and Leandro Barreiro may keep their places, although Orkun Kökçü is pushing for a recall. Chelsea Team News Wesley Fofana has joined Chelsea's camp in the United States but remains unavailable as he continues recovering from a thigh injury. Nicolas Jackson will serve the second and final match of his suspension, meaning Liam Delap is expected to start up front. Cole Palmer and Pedro Neto could return to the starting XI, likely replacing Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall and Christopher Nkunku. Enzo Fernández is poised to face his former club Benfica in midfield, alongside Moisés Caicedo. In defence, Reece James, Levi Colwill and Marc Cucurella are in contention to start alongside Tosin Adarabioyo, shielding goalkeeper Robert Sánchez. Benfica vs Chelsea Starting 11 (Probable): Benfica starting 11 (probable): Trubin; Aursnes, Silva, Otamendi, Carreras; Barreiro, Sanches; Di María, Prestianni, Schjelderup; Pavlidis Chelsea Starting 11 (Probable): Sánchez; James, Tosin, Colwill, Cucurella; Caicedo, Fernández; Neto, Palmer, Madueke; Delap FIFA Club World Cup R016: Benfica vs Chelsea – Live Telecast and Streaming Details When will the FIFA Club World Cup R016 match between Benfica and Chelsea be played? The FIFA Club World Cup R016 match between Benfica and Chelsea will be played on June 29. What time will the FIFA Club World Cup R016 match between Benfica and Chelsea begin on June 29? The FIFA Club World Cup R016 match between Benfica and Chelsea will kick off at 1:30 AM IST (June 29). What will be the venue for the FIFA Club World Cup R016 match between Benfica and Chelsea? The FIFA Club World Cup R016 match between Benfica and Chelsea will take place at Bank of America Stadium, Charlotte, North Carolina. Where will the live telecast of the FIFA Club World Cup R016 match between Benfica and Chelsea be available in India? The live telecast of the FIFA Club World Cup R016 match between Benfica and Chelsea will not be available in India. The 2025 FIFA Club World Cup R016 clash between Benfica and Chelsea will be streamed for free on DAZN's website and app, both in India and across the globe.
Fox Sports
24-06-2025
- Sport
- Fox Sports
Club World Cup: Benfica beats Bayern Munich in scorching heat to win Group C
Associated Press CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — Andreas Schjelderup scored in the 13th minute to give Benfica a 1-0 victory over Bayern Munich in scorching heat on Tuesday, sending the Portuguese club to the top of Group C in the Club World Cup. The loss dropped Bayern Munich to second place as Boca Juniors was eliminated. The game was played in a 97 degree temperature (36 Celsius). Benfica winger Gianluca Prestianni was attended by the medical staff in the 25th minute due to heat-related issues and was replaced in the 55th. Schjelderup ran onto a cross from Fredrik Aursnes and scored with a right-footed shot from near the penalty spot. Bayern's Joshua Kimmich put the ball in the net in the 61st minute but the goal was disallowed because Harry Kane was in an offside position in the line of sight of goalkeeper Anatoliy Trubin. Bayern lost its first match loss of the tournament as it struggled to find a rhythm ahead of the knockout stages later this week, despite a late attacking effort including a disallowed goal. Key moment Schjelderup's early goal changed the dynamic. Though insufficient, Bayern made an attacking effort that fell short against Benfica's organized defense, leaving the German champions unable to find an equalizer despite increased pressure in the second half. Key stat Bayern started only four of players from the starting lineup in Friday's win over Boca Juniors and introduced all five substitutes at the start of the second half: Kane, Kimmich, Konrad Laimer, Michael Olise and Jonathan Tah. What they said 'Opponents play tough .... In the end when the goalkeeper is the man of the match, then you did not do everything wrong.' — Thomas Muller of Bayern Munich. 'It's an important victory. We played a great game, especially in the first half. In the second half, it was obviously more difficult but we knew how to suffer.' — Nedim Bajrami of Benfica. ___ AP soccer: recommended
Yahoo
24-06-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
🎥 Schjelderup scores, Bayern out, Benfica top, historic Auckland
The Club World Cup delivers excitement and plot twists on the last day of Group C. Stealing the show is Benfica, who narrowly beat Bayern Munich to claim the top spot, ahead of the Germans themselves. A historic victory for the Portuguese, who had never beaten the Bavarians before. The decisive goal comes at the 13th minute and is scored by Andreas Schjelderup, a young Norwegian talent born in 2004. Advertisement Bayern, already qualified for the last sixteen, paid for a too passive first half, also due to a wide rotation. Meanwhile, in the other group match, Auckland City scores a goal and draws against Boca Juniors, which is as good as a trophy: they are the first in its tournament history. ✍️ Benfica surprises Bayern and makes history For the first time in fourteen encounters, Benfica manages to beat Bayern Munich. The Portuguese win with a clean 1-0, which earns them the top spot in the group and overtakes the Germans in the standings. The goal comes just thirteen minutes in thanks to Schjelderup, who coolly finishes a counterattack orchestrated by Di Maria and smartly finished by Aursnes. Advertisement The first half is dominated by the Portuguese, with a slow, predictable, and not very dangerous Bayern in front of goal. The only German chances come in the final minutes of the first half, with Muller and Sané failing to find the net. The second half changes everything, but not the result. 🧤 Bavarian assault in the second half, but Trubin says no Vincenzo Kompany revolutionizes Bayern in the second half and immediately brings on Kane, Kimmich, and Olise, who were initially rested. The game gains pace and quality and Benfica begins to suffer, often retreating into the last sixteen meters. Trubin is the absolute protagonist, decisive first on Sané at the 50th minute and then again on Pavlovic and the same Sané at the 88th. The best chance falls to Kimmich, who scores the equalizer with a precise right foot, but the action is ruled out for active offside by Kane, who obstructs the goalkeeper's view. Benfica holds on and brings home a prestigious result that propels them to the last sixteen as group leaders. For the Germans, a complex crossover with Flamengo is now on the cards. 🧱 Defensive solidity test: Antonio Silva giant Benfica's victory is also and above all built at the back, where Antonio Silva plays a practically perfect game. The Portuguese center-back is by far the best defender on the field, closing every space and systematically anticipating the opposing attackers. In ninety minutes he collects as many as eleven defensive clearances, completing twenty-two passes out of twenty-three and winning 100% of individual duels. Advertisement Never a foul, never a hesitation. Schjelderup is rightly celebrated for the decisive goal, but Silva's performance is what allows the Portuguese to maintain the lead until the end. It is the sign of a compact and mature team, capable of holding up even against a powerhouse like Bayern. 😍 Auckland City: historic goal with a fairy-tale signature Meanwhile, in Nashville, a small-great sporting fairy tale unfolds. Auckland City scores its first goal in the history of the Club World Cup, breaking a drought that seemed endless after the 0-10 against Bayern and the 0-6 against Benfica, and earns its first ever point in the competition. The goal comes in the match against Boca Juniors, and is scored by Christian Gray, a part-time striker and daytime teacher. A story that moves, because it tells the true football, the one that lives on dreams, sacrifices, and small achievements. Advertisement The goal comes after an initial lead by the Argentinians thanks to an own goal by Garrow, but the New Zealanders' equalizer triggers enthusiasm even in the stands. ⛔ Bad weather in Nashville and suspended match The match between Auckland City and Boca Juniors was temporarily suspended in the second half. Exactly at the 55th minute, with the score at 1-1, a sudden storm hits the area of Geodis Park, forcing the referee to send the teams into the locker rooms. The reason for the interruption is the presence of "electrical activity" in the area, a risk too high for the safety of players and public. The match resumed later and ended with a score of 1-1. Advertisement This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇮🇹 here. 📸 Kevin C. Cox - 2025 Getty Images
Yahoo
24-06-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
👨🏫 A goal-scoring teacher: the 3️⃣ key figures as Group C wraps up
Benfica took the lead by defeating Bayern Munich in Charlotte, while Boca Juniors could only manage a draw against an already eliminated Auckland City in Nashville. Register on DAZN to watch ALL FIFA Club World Cup matches for FREE Advertisement Surprise at the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup! SL Benfica secured a 1-0 victory over FC Bayern München in Charlotte during the final matchday of the group stage and qualified for the round of 16 as the leader of Group C. Meanwhile, Boca Juniors drew 1-1 against Auckland City in Nashville, where the match was interrupted by a weather alert and the 'Xeneize' put on a very poor display. Benfica will face the runner-up of Group D in the round of 16, while Bayern Munich will clash with Flamengo, already confirmed as the leader of this same group, in that stage. On OneFootball, we tell you who the protagonists of this dramatic ending have been... Andreas Schjelderup opened the scoring! The first goal of the day came from this young 21-year-old Norwegian midfielder at the 13th minute of the match in Charlotte. Schjelderup produced a great finish after a fine assist from Fredrik Aursnes, and his goal would prove decisive for the result against Bayern Munich. Christian Gray, a goal-scoring teacher in the USA The Auckland City defender caused a stir by scoring the equalizer against Boca Juniors—who had been leading 1-0 with a goal from Lautaro Di Lollo—and the only goal for his team in the Club World Cup. Gray is a high school teacher in New Zealand and had to request days off from the institution where he works in order to travel to the United States and compete in this international tournament. Anatoliy Trubin kept Benfica afloat If the Portuguese side snatched first place in Group C from the mighty Bayern Munich, it was thanks to the outstanding performance of the Ukrainian goalkeeper in the second half of their match. His interventions were vital for the victory that sent Benfica to the round of 16 as group leaders. This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇪🇸 here. 📸 FEDERICO PARRA - AFP or licensors
Hamilton Spectator
24-06-2025
- Sport
- Hamilton Spectator
Benfica beats Bayern Munich 1-0 to take the top spot in Group C in the Club World Cup
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — Andreas Schjelderup scored in the 13th minute to give Benfica a 1-0 victory over Bayern Munich on Tuesday, sending the Portuguese club to the top of Group C in the Club World Cup. The loss dropped Bayern Munich to second place in the group. Boca Juniors was eliminated from contention by the result. Bayern suffered its first loss of the tournament as it struggled to find a rhythm ahead of the knockout stages later this week. The game was marked by high heat with temperatures reaching 97 degrees Fahrenheit (36 Celsius). Key moment Schjelderup's early goal changed the dynamic. Though insufficient, Bayern made an attacking effort that fell short against Benfica's organized defense, leaving the German champions unable to find an equalizer despite increased pressure in the second half. Key stat Bayern entered the game with only four of the players that started in their Friday night win over Boca Juniors. Despite using all five substitutions at halftime to introduce Harry Kane, Konrad Laimer, Joshua Kimmich, Michael Olise and Jonathan Tah, Bayern was unable to score. ___ AP soccer:
