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Inter and Fluminense meet at Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte, North Carolina with a place in the Club World Cup quarter-final on the line.
The Italians topped Group E after winning two of their group-stage matches and drawing the other. Fluminense, meanwhile, finished runners-up to Borussia Dortmund in Group F with a win and two draws.
The winner of this tie will face Manchester City or Al Hilal in the last eight.
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The last two last-16 matches are coming up tomorrow. The headline from them is the all-European clash between Real Madrid and Juventus before Juventus face Sergio Ramos and his Monterrey team-mates.
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For the third day in a row, we have a pair of last-16 on today's Club World Cup menu.
Up first is this one at Bank of America Stadium before Manchester City and Al Hilal lock horns in Orlando.
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We are back in Charlotte, North Carolina for the final time this summer today.
It is an open-air, multi-use ground that is home to the NFL’s Carolina Panthers and MLS side Charlotte FC. It’s located in the Uptown section of the city, according to locals. There are a handful of cities in the U.S. that have proclaimed themselves to be Soccer City USA. Charlotte hasn’t gone that far, but with the growing interest in the sport, Charlotte is among the newest “soccer cities” in the country.
Bank of America Stadium has become a routine stop for international friendlies and Concacaf Gold Cup clashes, including hosting Mexico’s sizable community of fans in the Southeast. Charlotte FC draws big crowds, as well, and with Real Madrid, CF Pachuca and Bayern Munich set to play one group stage match each in Charlotte, a solid turnout of fans is expected in the Queen City.
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From the UK, we’ve got you covered throughout this expanded Club World Cup and on into the build-up to next summer’s World Cup, while Wimbledon started earlier today. Elsewhere, the F1 season is well into its European swing and there is Open Championship golf just a couple of weeks away.
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All of these matches will be shown live on DAZN everywhere in the world where that platform is available to be accessed.
There are also some matches that have been licensed out to other broadcasters. Those of you in the UK will be able to watch this game on Channel 5 while Canale 5 have the rights to this one in Italy.
This is the earlier of the two games and will be just about favourable for those of you following along in Europe.
The match kicks off at 3pm local time (ET), so that is 12pm (PT) on the west coast, 8pm (BST) in the UK and 9pm (CET) in Central Europe.
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Hello! And welcome along to The Athletic where we are still gripped by Club World Cup fever.
Okay, maybe not that strong but we have another good day of last-16 action coming up today. It all starts here in Charlotte, North Carolina where Inter will be hoping to continue the European dominance when they face Fluminense.
There is a real possibility that seven of the eight teams that make it to the quarter-final will be from the same continent, so the Brazilians are looking to cause an upset.
We'll have all the build-up to the game as well as play-by-play coverage, so you won't miss a kick!