The latest iteration of FIFA’s attempt to ramp up what has historically been a relatively tame attempt at a global club-based tournament is here, and we’ve the latest Club World Cup odds to see where the smart money is headed. It’s a tournament that UEFA teams have dominated, but Corinthians' ambush of Chelsea in the 2012 final proves there’s no guaranteed winner. With value to be found and everything you need to know from our Club World Cup betting tips, stick around for a comprehensive guide to how it all works.
- 1 FIFA Club World Cup Betting Odds
- 2 FIFA Club World Cup Betting Tips & Predictions
- 3 FIFA Club World Cup Fixtures
- 4 FIFA Club World Cup Betting Offers & Promotions
- 5 Most Popular FIFA Club World Cup Betting Markets
- 6 Best FIFA Club World Cup Betting Sites
- 7 FIFA Club World Cup Live Betting
- 8 What is the FIFA Club World Cup & How Does it Work?
- 9 FIFA Club World Cup Betting Stats
- 10 FIFA Club World Cup Betting Strategies
- 11 Recent FIFA Club World Cup Winners
- 12 ThePuntersPage Final Say
- 13 Club World Cup FAQs
FIFA Club World Cup Betting Odds
Wondering who the headliners are this year? Well, wonder no more as we’ve the latest FIFA Club World Cup betting odds live in the table below.
FIFA Club World Cup Betting Tips & Predictions
With 32 teams from all six FIFA confederations, it’s quite the eclectic mix to wade through. UEFA teams dominate the FIFA World Club Cup odds, but we want to see if we can eke out a little more value to some of the alternatives.
Real Madrid to Lift the Trophy at 4/1
It’s not quite the case of Real Madrid’s to lose, but they’re firm favourites and we’re having a tough time arguing otherwise. The squad is absolutely stacked these days, with the likes of Bellingham, Mbappe, Vinicius Jr., Rodrygo and of course, new signing Trent Alexander-Arnold. The tournament falls on the back of a long season in Europe, and Los Blancos are one of the few who can rotate and navigate their busy schedule. Club World Cup winner odds of 4/1 are just enough to get us excited and dive in with both feet.
Flamengo to Reach the Semi-Final at 11/2
We promised you a dark horse outside of the usual UEFA powerhouses, and for us, it comes in the form of Brazilian side Flamengo. They’re the best of the rest and the strongest outfit to challenge the favourites. They’ve a reasonably friendly draw (if you can call it that) with Chelsea, Club Leon and Esperance de Tunis, so we’d expect them to make the knockout stages quite comfortably. They’ve had a good start to their domestic season, scoring 19 and conceding just four in ten games, and we like the look of the frontline that includes Pedro, Bruno Henrique and Juninho. They’ll need to play well, but if anyone can spring a surprise result, it’s Flamengo and odds of 11/2 look strong.
FIFA Club World Cup Fixtures
FIFA Club World Cup Betting Offers & Promotions

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Most Popular FIFA Club World Cup Betting Markets
We’re expecting coverage to be heightened for the Club World Cup betting this year. The new format and the time of year (June, instead of December/January) mean that, in the UK at least, there’s not much else going on, which means the bookies will be all over it. Here’s a look at betting markets linked to the tournament and more on how they work.
There’ll be 63 games in total, and each will have a match result market. It’ll be the standard win-draw-win (1×2) market to work with, where you pick a home win, away win or draw. Given the disparity in quality between some of the clubs, there’ll be some huge odds to have a nibble at if you’re feeling confident enough.
A footballing staple: both teams to score is like Ronseal, it does exactly what it says on the tin. Simply pick if you think both teams will get a goal or not. The match result doesn’t matter; all you need is goals for a winner here.
Another increasingly popular market for Club World Cup online betting will be over/under total goals. The bookies will set a line (usually 2.5 goals) and you pick if there will be more or less than that line. This will be another with some big goals lines given the difference in quality, and we can already see games (Bayern Munich vs Auckland City) where odds for over 2.5 are as short as 1/7. Crazy!
Picking the correct score for games is harder than it looks, but if you can pull it off, the returns are massive. As the name says, you need the exact scoreline for your bet to win. As a top tip, the most common scorelines in football are 1-1, 2-1 and 1-0.
This market is where you bet on the overall winner of the tournament. It’s best to get started on this early, but the market will run through until we reach the final. As one of the more popular bets, shop around for the best Club World Cup odds, as the difference can be as much as 30% for the same bet between different bookies.
Best FIFA Club World Cup Betting Sites
You now know what to bet on, so all you need to know next is where to bet. Here’s a look at the best Club World Cup betting sites and what we love about each of them.
Founded:
2000
This bookmaker is licensed by the UK Gambling Commission (UKGC), ensuring compliance with strict regulations designed to promote fairness, transparency, and the safety of players. The UKGC license is a mark of trust, safeguarding your funds and personal information while encouraging responsible gambling. Learn more about the UKGC here
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Founded:
2006
This bookmaker is licensed by the UK Gambling Commission (UKGC), ensuring compliance with strict regulations designed to promote fairness, transparency, and the safety of players. The UKGC license is a mark of trust, safeguarding your funds and personal information while encouraging responsible gambling. Learn more about the UKGC here
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Up to £30 Matched Free Bet if your First Acca Loses + 100 Free Spins + £30 Uber Eats Voucher 18+ New UK customers only. Min Stake: £5. Maximum Free Bet: £30. First bet on a Football, Horse Racing, Tennis, Cricket or Basketball multiple with 3+ selections. Overall odds: 3.00 (2/1) or higher. Free Bets available upon settlement of the qualifying bet. 100 Free Spins on More Unusual Suspects (£0.10 per spin) credited on settlement of qualifying Acca bet. No wagering requirements on free spin winnings. Earn a £30 Uber Eats Voucher on successful Acca qualification. Debit Card deposit only (exclusions apply). This offer is valid 7 days from the new account being registered. Full T&Cs apply. Bet Responsibly. GambleAware.org #ad |
Founded:
1934
This bookmaker is licensed by the UK Gambling Commission (UKGC), ensuring compliance with strict regulations designed to promote fairness, transparency, and the safety of players. The UKGC license is a mark of trust, safeguarding your funds and personal information while encouraging responsible gambling. Learn more about the UKGC here
Bet £10 Get £30 in Free Bets 18+. Play Safe. From 00:01 on 18.10.2022. £30 bonus. Credited as 3 x £10 bets. New customers only. Minimum £10 stake on odds of 1/2 (1.5) or greater on sportsbook (excluding Virtual markets). Full T&Cs apply. Bet Responsibly. GambleAware.org #ad |
Founded:
1946
This bookmaker is licensed by the UK Gambling Commission (UKGC), ensuring compliance with strict regulations designed to promote fairness, transparency, and the safety of players. The UKGC license is a mark of trust, safeguarding your funds and personal information while encouraging responsible gambling. Learn more about the UKGC here
Payment methods(6):
Bet £10 & Get £30 in Football Free Bets 18+ New customers only. Opt in, bet £10 or more on any football market at minimum 1/1 odds within 7 days of registration. No cash out. Get £30 in Free Football Bets, selected markets. Free Bets expire in 7 days. Full T&Cs apply. Please gamble responsibly. GambleAware.org #ad |
Founded:
1994
This bookmaker is licensed by the UK Gambling Commission (UKGC), ensuring compliance with strict regulations designed to promote fairness, transparency, and the safety of players. The UKGC license is a mark of trust, safeguarding your funds and personal information while encouraging responsible gambling. Learn more about the UKGC here
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Bet £10 & Get £50 in Bonuses 18+ New Customers Only. Opt in and bet £10 on football (odds 2.00+) within 7 days. Get 4x£10 Free Bets for set markets and a £10 Slot Bonus for Big Bass Splash, 30x wagering, to withdraw max £250. Rewards expire in 10 days. Full T&Cs apply. Bet Responsibly. GambleAware.org #ad |
Founded:
1926
This bookmaker is licensed by the UK Gambling Commission (UKGC), ensuring compliance with strict regulations designed to promote fairness, transparency, and the safety of players. The UKGC license is a mark of trust, safeguarding your funds and personal information while encouraging responsible gambling. Learn more about the UKGC here
Payment methods(8):
Bet £5 Get £20 18+ New Customers only. Certain deposit methods & bet types excl. Min first £/€5 bet within 14 days of account reg at min odds 1/2 to get 4 x £5 free bets. Free bet available to use on selected sportsbook markets only. Free bets valid for 7 days, stake not returned. Restrictions + Full T&Cs apply. Bet Responsibly. GambleAware.org #ad |
Founded:
1989
This bookmaker is licensed by the UK Gambling Commission (UKGC), ensuring compliance with strict regulations designed to promote fairness, transparency, and the safety of players. The UKGC license is a mark of trust, safeguarding your funds and personal information while encouraging responsible gambling. Learn more about the UKGC here
Payment methods(7):
Bet £10 Get £20 in Free Bets 18+ New UK customers (Excluding NI) only. Mobile exclusive. Min Deposit £10. Min stake £10. Min odds Evs. Free bet applied on 1st settlement of any qualifying bet. 30 days to qualify. Free bets expire in 7 days. Cashed out/Free Bets won't apply. Account & Payment method restrictions apply. 1 Free Bet offer per customer, household & IP Address only. Full T&Cs apply. Bet Responsibly. GambleAware.org #ad |
Founded:
1999
This bookmaker is licensed by the UK Gambling Commission (UKGC), ensuring compliance with strict regulations designed to promote fairness, transparency, and the safety of players. The UKGC license is a mark of trust, safeguarding your funds and personal information while encouraging responsible gambling. Learn more about the UKGC here
Payment methods(6):
Bet £10, Get up to £60 in Free Bets 18+ Spread betting losses can exceed deposit. 18+ www.gambleaware.org. Place a £10 fixed odds single or £10 each-way bet at minimum odds of 1/2 and get 3 x £10 free fixed odds bets, 3 x £5 Total Goals football spread bets and 3 x £5 Winning Favourites spread bets and a £1 racing Race Index spread bet. Full T&Cs apply. Bet Responsibly. GambleAware.org #ad |
Founded:
2019
This bookmaker is licensed by the UK Gambling Commission (UKGC), ensuring compliance with strict regulations designed to promote fairness, transparency, and the safety of players. The UKGC license is a mark of trust, safeguarding your funds and personal information while encouraging responsible gambling. Learn more about the UKGC here
Payment methods(10):
Bet £10 Get £30 in Free Bets 18+ New UK customers only. Min £10 deposit via Debit Card or Bank Transfer. Place a bet of £10 at min odds of 2.0 to get a £10 Football Bet Builder token on settlement. The rest will follow over the next 48 hours. Min 3 legs required. Full T&Cs apply. GambleAware.org #ad |
Founded:
1967
This bookmaker is licensed by the UK Gambling Commission (UKGC), ensuring compliance with strict regulations designed to promote fairness, transparency, and the safety of players. The UKGC license is a mark of trust, safeguarding your funds and personal information while encouraging responsible gambling. Learn more about the UKGC here
Payment methods(7):
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FIFA Club World Cup Live Betting
All the top betting sites that we’ve listed on this page will include some form of live betting. Granted, some are better than others, but most have interactive match centres where you can track games, access live stats and see market odds change as each of the games pans out.
But, if we had to choose one, it would be bet365 (again). Their interactive match centre is by far the best, and it may seem like a game of Italia '90 on the Sega Mega Drive, but it’s super easy to track and is loaded with stats that you can use to make more informed bets. All the games will have live betting markets integrated into this, and it’s the next best thing without watching the games live on TV.
FIFA Club World Cup Betting Sites with Livestreaming
We are still a few days out from the start of the Club World Cup, but we believe that livestreaming betting sites won’t have feeds of the game. Which begs the question, where can you watch the Club World Cup?
Well, if you’re in the UK, you have two options. The first is to subscribe to DAZN, who paid £829 million for the exclusive rights. All you need is a free account, and you’ll get access to each of the 63 games.
For the old school amongst you, Channel 5 have the rights for 23 games, including most of the knockout phase. It hasn’t been announced which games, but we’re hoping most of them include the Premier League and UEFA teams. We’ll update this as we know more.
What is the FIFA Club World Cup & How Does it Work?
FIFA are touting the Club World Cup as the ultimate global team competition in football. This will be the first year that they take the international World Cup format and use it for club teams, moving away from the seven-team round robin that, if we’re being honest, has been a bit of a flop in previous seasons.
We’ve now got 32 teams taking part, and all the games are hosted in the USA for the first time. It’s going to run once every four years (much like the World Cup), and the aim is to boost the prestige, which has been aided by a staggering $1 billion prize pot and up to $40 million for the winners.
The tournament kicks off with eight groups of four, and each team plays three games. From here, the top two progress to the knockout stages with a last 16, quarterfinal, semifinal and final, to be held at New Jersey’s MetLife Stadium on Sunday, July 13th.
Who Qualifies for the FIFA Club World Cup?
The 32 teams come from six confederations, and entry to the Club World Cup is gained based on points accumulated over the previous four years (for 2025, this would be from 2021 to 2024).
Most clubs earn their place by winning their confederations' top tournaments, such as the Champions League (UEFA) and Copa Libertadores (CONMEBOL). A maximum of two clubs from a single country can qualify, but multiple from the same confederation are eligible. UEFA has the biggest representation with 12 teams.
Here’s how it breaks down:
UEFA (Europe) – 12 teams (the most competitive region gets the largest share, including recent UEFA Champions League winners and top-ranked clubs over 4 years).
CONMEBOL (South America) – 6 teams (Copa Libertadores winners and other high-performing South American clubs).
AFC (Asia) – 4 teams (primarily AFC Champions League winners from 2021–24).
CAF (Africa) – 4 teams (CAF Champions League winners and possibly an additional top club via rankings).
CONCACAF (North & Central America) – 4 teams (CONCACAF Champions League/Cup winners). For 2025, 5 CONCACAF teams qualify because the host nation, USA, gets an extra slot, which goes to Inter Miami as the host representative.
OFC (Oceania) – 1 team (typically the OFC Champions League winner over the period).
Host Nation – 1 team (one club from the host country, if not already qualified, gets a spot. For 2025, that’s Inter Miami as winners of the 2024 MLS Supporters’ Shield.
FIFA Club World Cup Betting Stats
If you’re betting on the Club World Cup, you need stats. They are key to unlocking value, finding who to bet on, and, most importantly, which markets. We’ve got an amazing stats table below that will turn you from a weekend warrior into a finely tuned punting machine in no time.
FIFA Club World Cup Betting Strategies
A wise scholar once said, “To be successful at betting, you need a strategy.” Ok, so we made up the wise scholar part, but the statement is very much true. Pro bettors all have a strategy for attacking leagues, tournaments, cups, games, and even what they’re having for dinner. We’ve listed our Club World Cup betting tips earlier, but we wanted to showcase some strategies that we’ve used and that you can implement for your own bets.
Expect Volatility in Early Rounds
One-off matches often have a canny knack of throwing up some random results. Think TP Mazembe reaching the final in 2010 or Al Ain beating River Plate in 2018. We’d urge proceeding with caution for short-priced favourites in the group stages at least. Smaller clubs have extra motivation and very little to lose, which makes them dangerous. Instead, you can target handicap bets or double chance markets to find value instead of crazy 1/10 odds that some of the elite will have early doors.
Take Advantage of Early Odds and Hedge Later
Outright odds are usually the best way to get the most profit from a bet. You can back longer-priced outsiders and then wait until the semis or even the final to hedge the bet and lock in a profit. For example, let’s say you take Juventus at 25/1 at the start of the tournament and they make it through to the final against pre-tournament favourites Real Madrid. Now, Juve are still going to be underdogs to win, but they won’t be 25/1. So, you can back Real Madrid to win and cover all possible results. We highly recommend using a hedge betting calculator to see what you need to bet on each result to perform a successful hedge.
Consider Tournament Scheduling
When you have group stages closely followed by a knockout phase, the games will come thick and fast. Most will be turning teams around in three to four days, and if you do this for five, six or seven-plus games, it starts to take its toll. Try to find teams that are rotating, possibly because they’ve qualified from the group early. Any rotation from the best possible starting eleven turns the needle more in favour of the opposition, even if it’s only a small amount. Wait until lineups have been officially announced (especially for dead-rubber games) to ensure you’re not blindsided by squad rotation.
Recent FIFA Club World Cup Winners
Year | Champion (Confederation) | Final Score | Stadium | Country |
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2023 | Manchester City (UEFA) | 4–0 vs Fluminense (CONMEBOL) | King Abdullah Sports City | Saudi Arabia |
2022 | Real Madrid (UEFA) | 5–3 vs Al-Hilal (AFC) | Prince Moulay Abdellah Stadium | Morocco |
2021 | Chelsea (UEFA) | 2–1 (a.e.t.) vs Palmeiras (CONMEBOL) | Mohammed Bin Zayed Stadium | United Arab Emirates |
2020 | Bayern Munich (UEFA) | 1–0 vs Tigres UANL (CONCACAF) | Education City Stadium | Qatar |
2019 | Liverpool (UEFA) | 1–0 (a.e.t.) vs Flamengo (CONMEBOL) | Khalifa International Stadium | Qatar |
2018 | Real Madrid (UEFA) | 4–1 vs Al-Ain (AFC) | Zayed Sports City Stadium | United Arab Emirates |
2017 | Real Madrid (UEFA) | 1–0 vs Grêmio (CONMEBOL) | Zayed Sports City Stadium | United Arab Emirates |
2016 | Real Madrid (UEFA) | 4–2 (a.e.t.) vs Kashima Antlers (AFC) | Nissan Stadium | Japan |
2015 | Barcelona (UEFA) | 3–0 vs River Plate (CONMEBOL) | International Stadium Yokohama | Japan |
2014 | Real Madrid (UEFA) | 2–0 vs San Lorenzo (CONMEBOL) | Stade de Marrakech | Morocco |
ThePuntersPage Final Say
The shake-up for the Club World Cup in 2025 looks super exciting. There are more teams than ever (32, up from seven), and we’re going to get some mouthwatering head-to-heads over the next couple of weeks. As the Club World Cup odds start to filter through, we will keep this page updated with the latest tips and news around the event. In the meantime, use the strategies we’ve outlined to find those sweet, sweet value bets and don’t forget to use the promos section for all the latest betting offers.
Club World Cup FAQs
bet365 is an absolute standout for betting on the FIFA Club World Cup. They have an extensive range of pre-match and in-play betting markets, with some of the best boosted odds and promos to boot.
The FIFA Club World Cup final takes place at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey (USA). The final is scheduled to be played on July 13th, 2025.
It doesn’t look like any of the bookies will have streaming rights for the tournament, but this might change as we get closer to the opening round of matches. For punters in the UK, you can watch all 63 games for free on DAZN and 23 selected games on Channel 5.
There are 32 teams from six FIFA coefficients set to take part in the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup. This is up from the seven teams that used to play in the old format.
Yes, free bets for the FIFA Club World Cup will fall under the same category as football betting. This means that any terms linked to football betting will apply to the tournament markets as well.
Real Madrid are the 7/2 favourites to win the FIFA Club World Cup. The five-time champions have by far the strongest squad and will be the team to beat for 2025. Other notables include Manchester City at 9/2 and Bayern Munich at 6/1.