Real Madrid and Atletico are the two teams from LaLiga taking part in this summer’s FIFA Club World Cup in the United States. Anyone hoping to catch either club in action still has options for buying FIFA Club World Cup tickets, with availability still high for many games in the tournament.
The Club World Cup schedule ensures that both teams will play at least three matches in the US in June, offering followers of the big two from the Spanish capital a unique opportunity to see their team in competitive action on the other side of the Atlantic.
Atleti have group games in Pasadena and Seattle, while Los Blancos head to Miami, Charlotte and Philadelphia in the group stage. Both will also be expected to progress to the knockout stage where they could potentially play as many as four more matches.
How to buy FIFA Club World Cup tickets
Like the World Cup, the Club World Cup is organised by FIFA and there are opportunities to buy general public, club fan and hospitality tickets via their website.
The initial ticketing windows have now passed, but there is still good availability and it’s probably fair to say that FIFA was hoping for greater interest in a much-expanded tournament that has caused a fair bit of controversy.
It’s still relatively easy to buy FIFA Club World Cup tickets for most games, although prices do vary significantly depending on the specific match and venue.
FIFA has partnered with ticketmaster which is where you can buy general admission tickets.
If you’re struggling to find tickets for a specific game, you may find alternative and sometimes cheaper options on other resale platforms such as Hellotickets which has options for every Club World Cup game.
Any purchases made on unofficial or third-party resale sites are made at your own risk.
Real Madrid Club World Cup tickets
The FIFA Club World Cup tickets price for Real Madrid group stage matches is currently in the $100-400 range, making them one of the most expensive clubs to catch in action. The cheapest option for Madrid fans is currently their clash with Mexican side Pachuca in Charlotte, North Carolina.
They kick off their campaign in Miami against Al Hilal, with that match currently attracting a bit more demand, while their group stage concludes in Philadelphia against Salzburg.
Real Madrid’s potential knockout stage path will depend on whether they finish first or second in their group. The prediction markets suggest Los Blancos have around an 80% chance of finishing top, so the likelihood is that Madridistas will end up following the group winners’ path.
That would see them play a round-of-16 game back in Miami on July 1st, with the cheapest tickets for that game currently priced at $117.
Should they advance, all of Real Madrid’s remaining matches would be at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey. Quarter-final tickets are currently available at a starting price of $209, semi-final tickets are priced from $274, while the cheapest Club World Cup final tickets are going for $508 at the time of writing.
Atletico Madrid Club World Cup tickets
There is a huge variation in FIFA Club World Cup tickets prices depending on the match, and it already seems clear that many games in the group stage are not going to sell out.
You can catch Atletico Madrid in group stage action from just $33 with their final game against Botafogo in California the cheapest option for followers of Los Rojiblancos in the United States.
Even Atleti’s glamour clash against PSG has availability at under $100, while tickets are selling for their showdown with local club Seattle Sounders at Lumen Field on matchday two from $74.
Diego Simeone’s side are the second favourites to win Group B behind PSG, with much likely to depend on the result of their first match against the French club. The predictions markets give them around a 70% chance of progressing into the knockout stage.
Were they to pip PSG to top spot, Atleti would head to Atlanta on June 29th, with tickets for that round-of-16 game currently selling at a starting price of $66 with high availability.
Finish second, and they’d be in Philadelphia a day earlier, with ticket prices of $90 for what would be the very first knockout stage match of the tournament at Lincoln Financial Field.
Win their round-of-16 tie in either scenario, and Atleti would stay in the same city for their quarter-final fixture.
