Fluminense reached the semifinals after overcoming Al-Hilal 2-1 in the quarterfinals and previously eliminating Inter Milan, showcasing their rising form and tactical solidity under Renato Gaucho[1][2]. Chelsea, managed by Enzo Maresca, secured their semifinal spot by defeating Palmeiras 2-1 and Benfica 4-1 in earlier rounds, demonstrating strong squad depth and resilience[1][2].
The match has broad broadcast coverage, including live text updates on GSP.ro, TV transmission on Pro TV, and online streaming through Voyo and DAZN platforms. Tactical line-ups reveal Fluminense’s 3-5-2 formation featuring stars like Thiago Silva, while Chelsea employs a 4-2-3-1 with key players such as Moisés Caicedo and Enzo Fernández in creative roles.
**This semifinal encounter is pivotal, as the winner advances to the final with a chance to claim the prestigious Club World Cup title, underscoring the growing competitive stature of both clubs on the global stage**. The match outcome could impact team morale and shape their international prestige heading into the rest of the season.