Flamengo from Brazil and ES Tunis from Tunisia are in Group D and will play their first match in the Club World Cup.

Philadelphia will host the first of its eight matches in the FIFA Club World Cup on Monday, when Brazilian club Flamengo and Tunisian side Esperance Sportive de Tunis come to town for a group stage game. It will, as is expected, herald both excitement and controversy.

Flamengo is famed for having the biggest fan base of any team in the Americas, and they travel in big numbers to Club World Cups.

Union players inspired the next generation during a clinic hosted by the FIFA World Cup local organizing committee.

Lincoln Financial Field will host eight matches the next few weeks, welcoming Chelsea, Manchester City, Real Madrid and more.

Jack Grealish has been left out of Manchester City's squad for the Club World Cup. City manager Pep Guardiola named a 27-man squad for the tournament, which kicks off in Miami on Saturday, with Grealish a notable omission.

Chelsea have confirmed their squad for the Club World Cup with Andrey Santos and Liam Delap included but no place for Djordje Petrovic. Chelsea kick off their campaign in FIFA’s newly-expanded tournament next week, taking on Los Angeles FC at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta on Monday.