FIFA Club World Cup Kicks Off at Lincoln Financial Field
- Chelsea defeated Los Angeles FC 2-0 in their Club World Cup opener on Monday at Atlanta's Mercedes-Benz Stadium, which was largely empty.
- The match’s low attendance resulted from factors including the weekday 3 p.m. kickoff and the stadium's 71,000 capacity, located nearly 1,900 miles from LA.
- Chelsea's goals came from Pedro Neto and Enzo Fernandez, with Liam Delap making a notable debut and assisting the second goal.
- The game drew 22,137 fans, highlighting thousands of empty seats and a lack of atmosphere, with coach Enzo Maresca calling it a "strange environment" with an "almost empty" stadium.
- On Friday, Chelsea will take on Flamengo in Philadelphia, where a larger crowd and enthusiastic fan presence are anticipated to create an improved atmosphere.
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FIFA make Club World Cup judgement despite clear issue during Chelsea match - The Mirror
Only 22,137 fans attended Chelsea's opening Club World Cup match against LAFC at a 71,000 capacity stadium in Atlanta, but FIFA chiefs are confident that the event is a success
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Chelsea began their Club World Cup campaign with a 2-0 victory against Los Angeles FC in a largely empty stadium on Monday as Brazilian giants Flamengo also got off to a winning start and a Benfica comeback denied Boca Juniors in a stormy encounter. As the inaugural 32-team tournament gradually kicks into gear in the United States, Chelsea followed fellow European heavyweights Paris Saint-Germain and Bayern Munich by claiming three points in the…
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