LAFC has shot at FIFA Club World Cup after León’s appeal denied
- Los Angeles FC is set to face Club América in a decisive qualifier at BMO Stadium on May 31, with the winner earning a spot in this summer’s U.S.-hosted FIFA Club World Cup.
- The playoff follows a May 5 Swiss Court ruling rejecting appeals from Club León and others for breaching multi-club ownership rules, removing León from the tournament.
- The 2025 FIFA Club World Cup will include 32 teams representing FIFA's six continental federations and will take place from mid-June to mid-July. The winner of the playoff between LAFC and América will join Group D and face Chelsea on June 16 in Atlanta.
- Wins in the group stage earn $2 million each, the prize pool totals $1 billion, and the tournament winner could receive up to $125 million in rewards.
- The playoff winner will replace Club León in the tournament, gaining access to significant financial and competitive opportunities offered by the FIFA Club World Cup.
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LAFC has shot at FIFA Club World Cup after León’s appeal denied
With the Liga MX side violating multi-ownership rules, the Black & Gold will host Club América on May 31 to be a replacement in the 32-team tournament
LAFC to host América May 31 in Club World Cup playoff - khbrksport
Los Angeles FC and Liga MX side América will face off on May 31 at LAFC’s BMO Stadium for the right to replace Club León at the 32-team Club World Cup to be held in the United States next month, a source confirmed to ESPN. Mexican side León finally lost its legal match against FIFA on Tuesday, officially being ruled out of the Club World Cup over FIFA’s multi-club ownership rules. Editor’s Picks 2 Related The Court of Arbitration for Sport said…
LAFC and Club América to Compete for Club World Cup Spot
timesng.com: Los Angeles, CA – Los Angeles Football Club (LAFC) and Liga MX side Club América will face off in a crucial playoff match on May 31 at BMO Stadium. The winner will secure a spot in the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup, replacing Club León, which was ruled ineligible due to FIFA’s multi-club ownership regulations. […] This post LAFC and Club América to Compete for Club World Cup Spot appeared first on LAFC and Club América to Compete for Clu…
Fifa to stage playoff for final Club World Cup spot between LAFC, Club América after León disqualified
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