Archived Match
This match took place on June 28, 2025. Click here for commentator listings for todays matches.

The FIFA Club World Cup Round of 16 clash between Benfica and Chelsea on June 28, 2025, promises to be a thrilling encounter, kicking off at 21:00 BST (UK time) from the Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte, North Carolina. British fans can enjoy extensive coverage on multiple platforms, including the world feed and DAZN UK, where reporter Alex Aljoe will provide live updates. For those tuning in via audio, talkSPORT 2 and the talkSPORT app will feature commentary from Nigel Adderley alongside co-commentator Scott Minto, offering insight and expert analysis for the Premier League followers. This match pits Benfica, the Portuguese giants fresh from an impressive group stage performance, against Chelsea, who qualified through a solid Group D campaign. Benfica’s group results included a stalemate against Boca Juniors, a dominant 6–0 win over Auckland City, and a finishing statement 1–0 victory over Bayern Munich, making them a formidable opponent. Chelsea, after a 2–0 win against LAFC, a loss to Flamengo, and a strong 3–0 victory over Esperance de Tunis, secured their place in the knockouts and will be looking to progress further[5]. Where to Watch and Listen in the UK and Worldwide The main channel broadcasting the match in the UK via subscription is DAZN UK, which holds geo-restriction rights and will feature reporter Alex Aljoe, known for his detailed match reporting and previous extensive football coverage. Fans in the Caribbean can watch via the Bluu App and Rush Sports 2, both utilising the world feed commentators for a consistent international broadcast experience. Several African and international sports channels including Azam Sports 4 HD, SuperSport LaLiga HD, SuperSport Máximo 1 and 2A HD, SuperSport Premier League HD, and TVM Sport+ Malta HD will air the match with Paul Walker as the main commentator. Walker is a seasoned football commentator renowned for his clear, engaging commentary style and experience covering major global football tournaments, thus offering a polished perspective on the game. Sporty TV will provide commentary from Will Downing, a respected voice in sports broadcasting known for his insightful and passionate delivery. The world feed itself, which many international broadcasters use, also features Paul Walker providing the primary commentary, ensuring a high standard of analysis and play-by-play description[4]. Commentators and Presenters Background - Paul Walker: A veteran commentator with a rich history in football broadcasting, Walker has covered Premier League matches, UEFA Champions League fixtures, and international tournaments. His presence across numerous feeds highlights his expertise and trusted voice in football media. - Nigel Adderley: Featured on talkSPORT 2 and the talkSPORT app, Adderley brings a wealth of experience from his years as a commentator and analyst in football, often pairing up with former professional players such as Scott Minto to provide tactical and player-focused insights. - Scott Minto: Co-commentator and former professional footballer, Minto offers a valuable perspective born out of his playing career at top-flight English clubs, enhancing the broadcast with professional expertise. - Alex Aljoe: Reporting for DAZN UK, Aljoe is recognised for his articulate and comprehensive coverage, often involved in pre-match, halftime, and post-match analysis for major football events. - Will Downing: Known for his articulate commentary and deep knowledge of the game, Downing's role on Sporty TV will add a dynamic flavor to the broadcast. Match Significance This Round of 16 fixture bears the intensity and drama reminiscent of Champions League matches, with both European teams eager to advance. Benfica demonstrates a blend of defensive solidity and attacking flair, while Chelsea’s resilience after mixed group results positions them as dark horses in this knockout stage. The winner moves closer to the Club World Cup title, a coveted accolade that crowns the world’s best club side. Additional Viewing Information - FIFA’s official channels will provide highlights with commentary by Paul Walker, ensuring fans catch the key moments after the match. - FanCode will also stream the match with the world feed commentary, serving viewers in regions with access to this platform. For more information about the teams, you can visit the official [Chelsea FC site](https:\/\/www.chelseafc.com\/en\/match\/benfica-vs-chelsea-fifa-club-world-cup-2025-06-28) and explore detailed team stats. Fans can also follow the ongoing tournament through [FIFA’s Club World Cup page](https:\/\/www.fifa.com\/en\/tournaments\/mens\/club-world-cup\/usa-2025\/news) and get live score updates on [ESPN’s Benfica vs Chelsea coverage](https:\/\/www.espn.com\/soccer\/match\/_\/gameId\/735945\/chelsea-benfica). With a variety of broadcast and streaming options, British and global football fans are well catered for to experience this exciting FIFA Club World Cup encounter live and with expert commentary throughout. p

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