Club World Cup is underway and every win matters, as teams compete for an unprecedented amount of money. Some of the best players on the planet are competing in FIFA’s newly

As the Club World Cup’s start date inches closer, Major League Soccer’s Players Association has been lobbying for a distribution of prize money it deems more fair for the players.

The four African qualifiers for the revamped FIFA Club World Cup currently ongoing in the United States are set to become much richer.

Chelsea reigned supreme in their opening match of the reformed FIFA Club World Cup. A goal from Pedro Neto and a strike by Enzo Fernandez secured a 2-0 win for the Blues over Los Angeles in the United States, putting Chelsea top of Group D, for now at least.

FIFA's inaugural expanded Club World Cup in the United States has one billion dollars of prize money on the line but will be missing some of the game's star names.AFP Sport highlights five players who will not be lighting up stadiums across the United States once it gets underway this weekend: Mohamed Salah (Liverpool) Liverpool finished as English champions,

Fifa’s expanded Club World Cup which gets underway in the United States this weekend is a controversial addition to the global football calendar and one

Benfica and Boca Juniors will kick off their Club World Cup campaigns on Monday night at Miami's Hard Rock Stadium in Group C.