FIFA Club World Cup Odds

You've arrived at our dedicated FIFA Club World Cup Odds page which contains all of the betting information on the 2022 tournament which takes place in Morocco from 1 to 11 February 2023.

The FIFA Club World Cup is a knockout-tournament that pits the winners of various Champions League competitions across the globe - such as UEFA Champions League and South America’s Copa Libertadores - and the national champions of the host country. The seven participants will compete against each other in the battle to be crowned FIFA World Champions.

Here at BettingOdds.com we’ve had a look at the top contenders to win the 2022 crown, which features European champions and four-time winners Real Madrid, the most successful club in the competition’s history.

You’ll also find the fixtures, match odds, betting tips, and all the Frequently Asked Questions on the competition.

Betting on the FIFA Club World Cup

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History tells us that UEFA clubs have dominated the FIFA Club World Cup, producing 14 winners from the 18 editions to date. The last nine winners have all been from Europe, including Chelsea last time out, with Thomas Tuchel’s men beating Brazilian outfit Palmeiras in last year’s Final.

With this in mind, when it comes to the outright betting market, expect to see the European representative at a short price. They also have the added advantage of not featuring in the early rounds, instead entering at the semi-final stage, alongside the South American representative. Meanwhile, a club entering at the first round would have to play - and win - four matches as opposed to just two. 

The last non-European club winner dates back to 2012, when Brazil’s Corinthians triumphed over Chelsea, although it’s worth noting that that two of the last three Finals have gone to extra-time with Flamengo and Palmeiras pushing Liverpool and Chelsea all the way. Outside of Europe and South America, no other continental confederation has ever produced a winner.

As always, it’s worth doing some background research on the clubs you may be less familiar with.

FIFA Club World Cup Fixtures & Results

The competition got under way on 1 February when Al Ahly take on Auckland City at the Stade Ibn Batouta in Tangier. Round Two will then take place on 4 February, while Real Madrid and Flamengo enter at the semi-final stage.

First Round

• Wednesday 1 February: Al Ahly 3-0 Auckland City

Second Round

• Saturday 4 February: Wydad Casablanca 1-1 Al-Hilal - Al-Hilal won 5-3 on penalties
• Saturday 4 February: Seattle Sounders FC 0-1 Al Ahly

Semi-Finals

• Tuesday 7 February: Flamengo vs Al-Hilal
• Wednesday 8 February: Al Ahly vs Real Madrid

Third Place Match

• Saturday 11 February: TBC vs TBC

Final

• Saturday 11 February: TBC vs TBC

Frequently asked questions about the FIFA Club World Cup…