The Club World Cup is about to start, and you need to know how this competition works and how to watch it live.

And, in addition, a Brazilian team will be competing in this championship, which is yet another reason to follow the Club World Cup.

The best teams in the world gathered in a single knockout competition, whoever wins advances, and whoever loses is out.

You can't miss this competition, so check out the content that Minuto Vip has prepared for you to discover everything about this championship.

The Club World Cup is a competition that brings together the best clubs from all continents, and the games are broadcast live around the world.

This year, the competition takes place in Morocco, and will feature the winners of the Champions League, Libertadores, CONCACAF, CAF Champions League, AFC Champions League and OFC Champions League.

Therefore, this is one of the most difficult competitions in football, as teams from different cultures and different playing styles face each other.

The Club World Cup is made up of several unique knockout games between the qualified teams, however, there are some rules.

The competition starts with a qualifying game, after that it moves on to the quarter-finals and so on.

The teams that won the Libertadores and the Champions League, as they are more elaborate and competitive competitions, advance directly to the semi-finals.

Meanwhile, the other teams face each other to reach this stage and fight for a place in the final.

All games are made up of single matches where there cannot be a draw, that is, if normal time runs out and no team is winning, the game goes to extra time and penalties.

The teams participating this year are as follows:

We have prepared a calendar with all the clashes and their dates so you can follow all the Club World Cup games live:

First phase (game 1):

After that, the winner advances to the quarterfinals, made up of the following teams:

Quarterfinals:

Semifinals

Game 4: Flamengo x Winner of bracket A (Al Hilal or Wydad Casablanca) – 02/07 at 4pm

Game 5: Real Madrid x Winner of group B (Seattle Sounders or Al Ahly or Auckland City) – 02/08 at 4pm

Check out the list of the last 10 Club World Cup champions:

Watching the Club World Cup games live is very simple, broadcaster Globo will broadcast the games for free.

Then it is possible to watch the games on open TV on Canal Globo, or on the Globoplay app.

Do you want more help to download the app? So access our article below and check out our step-by-step instructions for downloading the app.