That in itself is a debatable criterion, as neither LAFC nor Club América has won a tournament that would qualify them for the Club World Cup. Now, the winner of the playoff will play for a $125 million prize — the tournament winner’s bounty as part of the $1 billion pot.

Orlando is the only city that will find two of its venues hosting Club World Cup matches. Inter&Co Stadium, the home of MLS’ Orlando City FC and the 65,000-seat Camping World Stadium will see matches kick off beginning on June 17. Inter&Co Stadium will host two matches in the group stage. All times for both venues are Eastern.

In the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup, this 74,867-seat stadium will host two group stage games and two matches from the round of 16. "The Benz" is the only Club World Cup venue with a retractable roof and, with its 360-degree video screen, is the most technologically-advanced stadium of the 12 buildings in this year's tournament.