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SuperSport set for compelling coverage of FIFA Club World Cup 25

football13 June 2025 14:44| © SuperSport
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SuperSport will deliver unmatched, live coverage of every single game of the FIFA Club World Cup 25 from 15 June to 13 July, featuring a world-class team of anchors and analysts, including Julia Stuart reporting live from the US, as four African clubs compete on the global stage.

Prepare for a footballing feast like no other.

SuperSport is thrilled to announce its comprehensive and unrivalled coverage of the upcoming Fifa Club World Cup, guaranteeing that fans will experience every single moment of the prestigious tournament.

You won't miss a kick, as SuperSport will broadcast every single game live, complemented by an unparalleled array of world-class broadcasting talent, bringing expert analysis and insightful commentary directly to your screens.

SuperSport's commitment to delivering the ultimate viewing experience is underscored by a formidable team of renowned anchors and insightful studio analysts, set to guide you through every pass, tackle and goal.

Leading the charge from the studio, our esteemed anchors will provide seamless transitions and engaging discussions, featuring Thomas Mlambo, Lwazi Ziqubu, Carol Tshabalala and Wesley Gabriels.

Providing unparalleled tactical breakdowns and compelling insights, our studio analysts include a formidable line-up of football legends and experts: Stanton Fredericks, Phumudzo Manenzhe, Bongani Khumalo and Sibusiso Vilakazi.

Internationally, SuperSport will also bring on renowned broadcaster Adriano Del Monte.

REAL-TIME UPDATES

Adding an exclusive, on-the-ground perspective, SuperSport’s very own Julia Stuart will be reporting live from the heart of the FIFA Club World Cup in the United States, bringing you closer to the action than ever before with real-time updates and behind-the-scenes access.

From 15 June to 13 July, the planet's best clubs will collide in a month-long football showdown like no other.

This expanded tournament, hosted across 12 cities in the US and culminating at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey, will bring together 32 of the top teams from all corners of the globe.

SuperSport will ensure you're covered with all 63 games, whether you're watching on the couch, your phone or anywhere with a screen.

AFRICAN FLAVOUR

The African continent will be proudly represented by powerhouses Mamelodi Sundowns, Al Ahly, Wydad Casablanca and Esperance de Tunis.

They'll face off against an elite roster of international giants, including Real Madrid, Manchester City, Chelsea, Bayern Munich, PSG, Inter Milan, Porto, Benfica, Borussia Dortmund, Juventus, Atletico Madrid, Red Bull Salzburg and even Inter Miami, featuring the legendary Lionel Messi.

Mamelodi Sundowns, who have spectacularly dominated the South African football scene for the past eight consecutive years by securing the league title, now face their ultimate test: can they replicate this success on the world stage?

The Brazilians will kick off their FIFA Club World Cup campaign against Ulsan HD FC from South Korea's K-League.

EPIC CLASHES

Their group stage fixtures include mouthwatering clashes against Brazil's Fluminense and Germany's Borussia Dortmund.

The tournament schedule is packed with compelling group stage matches, including RB Salzburg versus Real Madrid, Juventus versus Manchester City, Inter Milan versus River Plate, Bayern Munich versus Boca Juniors, Flamengo versus Chelsea and Inter Miami versus Porto.

While Mamelodi Sundowns will relish the opportunity to compete on the world stage, bookmakers currently position European giants like Inter Milan, Manchester City, Real Madrid, Bayern Munich and Paris Saint-Germain as the prime contenders for the title on July 13.

In South America, Botafogo, Palmeiras and Flamengo are also being whispered about as potential showstoppers.

European teams arrive with substantial resources and a rich history of international success, while South American teams, including Fluminense and Palmeiras, aim to challenge their European counterparts with their renowned passion and flair.

Teams from Asia, Africa and North America, including Al Ahly, Urawa Red Diamonds, and Monterrey, possess the talent and determination to compete and potentially achieve historic success.

Regardless of which team ultimately lifts the trophy, this year's edition of the FIFA Club World Cup is poised to be unpredictable, thrilling, and leave a lasting impact.

ROOTING FOR AFRICA

SuperSport CEO Rendani Ramovha expressed his enthusiasm for African football fans' opportunity to witness this global spectacle.

"This tournament offers a fantastic opportunity for our viewers across the continent to witness top-tier global club football and cheer on their favourite teams,” said Ramovha.

He further expressed his delight that Africans can passionately support Sundowns, Al Ahly, Wydad and Esperance on the world stage.

"We are particularly proud that those four big African clubs will be representing the continent and we know the whole of Africa will be behind them every step of the way as they compete on this prestigious international platform."

All the action will be available live on SuperSport for DStv Compact customers and Showmax Premier League.

For broadcast information, visit supersport.com.

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