Where to Watch PSG vs Real Madrid in Club World Cup Semi-Final for Free?

The FIFA Club World Cup second semi-final between Paris Saint-Germain and Real Madrid in New Jersey on Wednesday night will provide another all-European heavyweight matchup. As the champions of the last two Champions Leagues compete for a spot in the final against either Chelsea or Fluminense, both teams defeated German powerhouses in the quarterfinals to go this far.

The French champions are a changed side now compared to what they were when these sides last met. With the abandonment of the previous Galactico-style reliance in favour of a collective, fast-paced attitude, Luis Enrique's PSG has developed into a tactically flexible and unrelentingly united team. With inverted fullbacks who tuck into midfield during buildup to generate numerical dominance and facilitate smoother transitions, the squad now plays with a dynamic 4-3-3 as its foundation. Quick, deliberate passing triangles and deft rotations allow them to control possession, while midfielders Vitinha and Joao Neves are frequently used to set the pace and create vertical channels. In this article, we'll discuss where to watch PSG vs Real Madrid for free:

Because of their front line's speed and positional mobility, PSG can be deadly on the counter while pressing hard and forcing mistakes to swiftly reclaim possession. They have raced through a treble-winning season with their present form, winning the French Cup, Ligue 1, and their much-anticipated UEFA Champions League title. Additionally, they advanced to the Club World Cup semifinals after defeating Bayern Munich and Inter Miami with ease.

PSG had been flawless in all three of their games leading up to the semi-finals since making a mistake against Botafogo in the group stages. On Saturday, they overcame their greatest challenge to date by defeating Bayern Munich. Luis Enrique's team managed to score a second goal to defeat the Bundesliga champions 2-0, their third straight victory with a clean sheet, even though they were reduced to nine men in the closing minutes.

Meanwhile, Real Madrid has been under a transition tactically after the appointment of Xabi Alonso as the manager. He has brought in a structured, possession-dominant style, which is quite evident in the games of the FIFA Club World Cup, blending tactical discipline with positional freedom. Alonso mainly likes to operate in a fluid system between a back three and a back four with Aurelien Tchouameni as the key piece, which gives the flexibility. Alonso emphasises numerical superiority in central zones, using inverted wing-backs and a double pivot to control tempo and dictate transitions. In attack, Real Madrid stretch opponents laterally, allowing players like Jude Bellingham and Arda Guler to float between lines, while Vinícius Jr. and Kylian Mbappé rotate fluidly across the front.

Leading 2-0 going into injury time, Saturday's quarterfinal matchup with Dortmund appeared to be a straightforward victory for Alonso's team. Maximilian Beier's goal momentarily put BVB back in the game, but Kylian Mbappe's overhead kick swiftly neutralised it. But after Dean Huijsen was sent off for a professional foul in the area, Serhou Guirassy was able to cut the deficit once again. Marcel Sabitzer was then prevented by a fantastic save by Thibaut Courtois in the 99th minute, which would have resulted in extra time.

On the team's front, PSG will be without Willian Pacho and Lucas Fernandez for the semi-final, so Lucas Beraldo is set to come in at the centre of defence. Due to Huijsen's late expulsion against Dortmund over the weekend, Real Madrid will also be without a key centre-back who was sent off in the quarter-finals. Even if Eder Militao is returning from an ACL injury, that should see Raul Asencio make his first start since he was sent off inside ten minutes against Pachuca in the group stages.

Where to Watch PSG vs Real Madrid – Live Streams & TV Channels

The PSG vs Real Madrid game will be streamed on multiple platforms across various countries for free. Here is where to watch PSG vs Real Madrid across regions:

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PSG vs Real Madrid Predicted Lineups

Here are Sportsdunia's PSG vs Real Madrid predicted lineups for the FIFA Club World Cup semi-final:

PSG Predicted Lineup (4-3-3)

Goalkeeper: Donnarumma

Defenders: Hakimi, Marquinhos, Lucas Beraldo, Nuno Mendes

Midfielders: Vitinha, Joao Neves, Fabian Ruiz

Forwards: Barcola, Doue, Kvaratskhelia

Real Madrid Predicted Lineup (4-3-3)

Goalkeeper: Courtois

Defenders: Alexander-Arnold, Rudiger, Asencio, F Garcia

Midfielders: Tchouameni, Bellingham, Valverde

Forwards: Guler, G Garcia, Vinicius Junior

PSG vs Real Madrid Kick-Off Time

Let's take a look at the kick-off times for PSG vs Real Madrid CF in FIFA Club World Cup 2025: