Club World Cup LIVE: Bayern up against Auckland City, PSG vs Atletico to follow

After Inter Miami and Al Ahly kicked off proceedings with a goalless draw, the FIFA Club World Cup ramps up on a blockbuster Sunday, with Bayern Munich, Paris Saint-Germain and Atletico Madrid all taking to the field.

Sunday, June 15th

08:36 CET - We will be back later this evening with some more action from the FIFA Club World Cup, with Bayern Munich in action and PSG taking on Atletico Madrid in a blockbuster group clash!

4:10 CET - End of the match!

4:05 CET - El Shenawy denies a perfectly placed shot by Messi in the top right corner with the save of the night ('90+7)!

4:04 CET - Luis Suarez (Miami) receives a yellow card ('90+7). 

4:00 CET - Marwan Ateya (Al Ahly) receives a yellow card ('90+2). 

3:55 CET - Sergio Busquets (Miami) receives a yellow card ('86).

3:53 CET - Miami's Fafa Picault misses on a header opportunity after a beautiful cross from Messi ('85)!

3:32 CET - Messi misses a goal just centimeters wide of the post during his third free kick of the match ('64). 

3:25 CET - Messi is denied a goal ('57) after another great save from El Shenawy!

3:21 CET - Al Ahly goalkeeper Mohamed El Shenawy makes his biggest save of the match after denying Tadeo Allende inside the six-yard box ('51)!

3:20 CET - Miami misses their first corner opportunity of the half after Messi tried to set up a shot for teammate Luis Suarez ('50). 

3:15 CET - Second half begins!

2:50 CET - Oscar Ustari makes a clutch save before halftime during an Al Ahly penalty kick!

2:47 CET - Tomas Aviles avoids his second yellow card after knocking down his opponent during a tackle. The crosser on the free kick for Al Ahly results in another missed opportunity.

2:46 CET - Messi misses his second free kick of the game during '39.

2:42 CET - Messi goes down with a right knee injury during the '35 minute. Gets up and continues to play.

2:40 CET - Oscar Ustari makes back-to-back incredible saves for Inter Miami. The first came on a free kick from Abou Ali, the second was a header in front of the net.

2:38 CET - Al Ahly denied their first goal after Wessam Abou Ali is called offside during the 31st minute.

2:36 CET - Inter Miami has yet to have a shot on target in the first 30 minutes of the match.

2:30 CET - Tomas Aviles (Miami) receives a yellow card. Zizo (Al Ahly) misses a free kick opportunity at 25' after Miami goaltender Oscar Ustari comes up to grab it. 

2:19 CET - Messi (Miami) misses high with his first free kick of the match ('14). 

2:17 CET - Emam Ashour (Al Ahly) leaves during '13 with an upper-body injury. Zizo substitutes in. 

Emam Ashour on the sideline after being injured during the Club World Cup match against Inter MiamiPATRICIA DE MELO MOREIRA / AFP

2:00 CET - Inter Miami vs. Al Ahly begins!

01:05 CET - The first lineups for the Club World Cup are in and Inter Miami's stars start in the tournament opener against Al Ahly. 

Captain Lionel Messi, Luis Suarez and Sergio Busquets make the XI, whilst Jordi Alba, as reported yesterday, will miss the game with health problems.

Inter Miami - Al Ahly lineupsFlashscore

Saturday, June 14th

23:30 CET - Good evening and welcome to our live coverage of the FIFA Club World Cup as the revamped tournament gets underway overnight, with Inter Miami coming up against Al Ahly at 02:00 CET.

It promises to be a fascinating opener in Miami, as both sides look to lay down an early marker in what should be an exciting inaugural group stage across a dozen American venues.

Javier Mascherano - who twice won the Club World Cup as a Barcelona player in 2012 and 2016 - leads Inter Miami in their first appearance in the tournament after winning the 2024 MLS Supporters’ Shield. 

They'll be looking to talisman Lionel Messi for inspiration, with the legendary Argentinian scoring five goals in as many Club World Cup games during his career - including three goals in finals.

As for Egyptian giants Al Ahly, they're making their 11th appearance in the competition, having qualified for this latest edition via three CAF Champions League triumphs since 2020/21.

While Jose Riveiro's side might not possess the same star power as many of the heavy-hitters in the tournament, a six-game run of domestic victories suggests they should be able to mix it with the elite.