Get ready for Wydad AC v Al Ain on June 26, 2025, as these two sides face off in a Club World Cup dead-rubber. Fans across Europe can tune in at 21:00 CEST in Italy, Germany, France and Spain, while viewers in the UK can catch kick-off at 20:00 BST.
This match may not decide a finalist, but it’s all about pride for both teams. Wydad AC will look to build on their impressive showing, while Al Ain will aim to finish on a high after tough losses against European giants.
No matter where you are, our guide will help you find the best place to watch every minute of the action.
Pre-match overview
Wydad AC arrived in style, giving Manchester City a real challenge despite falling 2-0. They registered a whopping 12 shots on goal and earned four corners, proving they’re no pushovers on the big stage.
Al Ain, on the other hand, struggled for attacking inspiration. After managing just five attempts and a single corner against City – and being thumped 5-0 by Juventus – they’ll need a major turnaround to compete here.
Where to watch streaming and TV
Whether you’re at home or on the go, there are plenty of options to catch this encounter. Free-to-air channels and subscription services alike will show the game live.
Don’t miss out on pre-match build-up, in-game analysis and post-match reaction from expert pundits around the world.
Italy: Sky Sport Football (live on Sky Go)
Germany: DAZN (live stream available on all devices)
France: beIN Sports 1 (stream on beIN Connect)
Spain: Movistar+ (accessible via the Movistar+ app)
UK: BT Sport 2 (stream on BT Sport Ultimate)
Forecast
This is a classic case of form dictating the forecast, even in a match without major stakes. Wydad AC have shown more attacking intent and look the sharper of the two sides.
Expect the Moroccans to control possession and create the bulk of the chances, with Al Ain hoping for a moment of inspiration on the counter. All signs point to a Wydad victory, but football can always surprise.
