Chelsea's win over Fluminense confirmed the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup final will be an all-European affair. Chelsea used a pair of Joao Pedro goals to get past the Brazilian side and set up a Sunday meeting with either Paris Saint-Germain and Real Madrid.

Fifa Club World Cup finished off the group stage and the knockout bracket is officially set. The group stage consisted of 32 clubs from around the world competing in eight groups. The top two in each group advanced to the knockout bracket where they were seeded based on whether they finished first or second in their group.

In just their second appearance in the Club World Cup, Fluminense has been very impressive and has a chance to go the distance. The 2023 Copa Libertadores champions only won once in Group F, but they pulled off a huge upset, beating Inter Milan in the Round of 16, before taking down Al Hilal in the quarters.