On December 17, FIFA has announced that Paris Saint-Germain (PSG), the champion of the European Champions League, will play in Doha, Qatar, for their first-ever Intercontinental Cup final.
The announcement was made on Sunday, despite the Challenger Cup’s final playoff matchup’s four days before PSG’s opponents will be decided.
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The winner of the match between Mexico’s Cruz Azul and the upcoming Copa Libertadores will face Egyptian club Pyramids, the African champions.
Two Brazilian teams are currently competing in the semifinals of the South American tournament.
Flamengo take on the Argentinian side Racing while Palmeiras square off against LDU Quito of Ecuador.
On November 29, the Copa Libertadores final will take place.
The Intercontinental Cup pitted Europe’s and South America’s leaders against one another from 1960 to 2004.
The Club World Cup was changed to include other continental champions in 2005, but the competition was renamed the Club World Cup this year and will now be a quadrennial competition with 32 teams, with Chelsea as the first team to take the new format.
Real Madrid defeated Pachuca to resurrect the Intercontinental Cup, which it had previously won in its previous form last year.
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Source: Aljazeera
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