Manchester City is preparing for a strong confrontation against the Emirati Ain, at dawn next Monday, at the Mercedes -Benz Stadium Stadium in the US state of Atlanta, in the second round of the group stage of the 2025 Club World Cup, in a meeting that carries different dimensions for each party.
Manchester City to resolve qualification
The City enters the meeting with high spirits after winning in the first round against the Moroccan Wydad with a clean double, scored by Phil Vodin and Jeremy Duku, a victory that he put in the top of the group, and the English team needs to beat Al Ain to ensure early qualification to the round of 16.
Al Ain is looking for a response to consideration
On the other hand, Al Ain Al -Emirati aspires to overcome the harsh defeat he suffered in the first round against Juventus with five clean, and looks forward to achieving a positive result that preserves competition opportunities, and restores him confidence after the defeated launch.
History of posts in the Club World Cup
Despite the different experience between the two teams at the European level, their participation in the World Cup clubs is very similar in terms of the number of posts and achievements:
Manchester City’s first participation (2023 – Saudi Arabia)
Semi-final: O beat Japan (3-0)
Final: beat the Brazilian Fluminness (4-0)
The result: The title was crowned in his first participation
First eye participation (2018 – Emirates)
The first floor: defeated Tim Wellington on penalties after a tie (3-3)
Quarter-finals: beat Esperance (3-0)
Semi-final: Beat River Plate with a penalty shootout (2-2 and then 5-4)
Final: lost to Real Madrid (1-4)
The result: The tournament summer in historical participation
The upcoming match
The match combines the European champion and the former Asian champion in the face of a competitive and “revenge” character of the eye, which is armed with insisting to respond to the heavy loss against Juventus, while the City is playing with the confidence of the integrated squad led by Pep Guardiola, who seeks to confirm the continental hegemony at the club level.
