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MetLife Stadium, FIFA Club World Cup and Final

MetLife Stadium’s biggest issues ahead of World Cup were massively exposed

MetLife Stadium will host eight games in next year’s World Cup, including the final, drawing some 80,000 fans to East Rutherford for the final alone.

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MetLife stadium hosts FIFA Club World Cup final: What to know

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Chelsea beats PSG 3-0 for Club World Cup title at MetLife Stadium

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Club World Cup prize money: Where did the $1billion prize pot go?

Across 32 competing teams over the last month, FIFA have doled out a $1billion (£744m) prize pot.

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The FIFA Club World Cup and the Global Sports Spectacle in the Age of Trump 2.0

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Club World Cup: The best and worst moments, standout players, fans, games and what should change

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Did the Club World Cup matter? Empty seats and hot days offer warnings on FIFA's challenges ahead of 2026

The final did nothing to assuage those concerns, especially since reigning UEFA Champions League winners Paris Saint-Germain were the favorites, but the Club World Cup's greatest success is that ther...

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Trump and the Club World Cup final VIPs: A guide to the politicians, sports stars and tycoons at MetLife Stadium

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FIFA Club World Cup Final is a win for New Jersey

Chelsea has become the first team to win the newly expanded FIFA Club World Cup with a victory over Paris Saint-Germain. The match brought fans from all over the country and the world to New Jersey's MetLife Stadium,

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FIFA Club World Cup Final at New Jersey's MetLife Stadium offers preview of excitement for 2026 World Cup

MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey, came alive Sunday with excitement for the FIFA Club World Cup Final.

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With the Club World Cup spotlight on New Jersey, Gov. Murphy says NJ Transit is ready

MetLife Stadium is hosting the semifinals and final, a big dress rehearsal for next year's World Cup. NJ Transit has been running more trains for the tournament than it does for Giants and Jets games.