Manchester City vs. Al-Hilal: How to Stream the FIFA Club World Cup 2025 Match Free Worldwide

1 Jul

by Bathandwa Samfumfana 15 Comments

Manchester City vs. Al-Hilal: Streaming the Biggest Club World Cup Clash for Free

If you’re a football fan, you already know the Manchester City vs. Al-Hilal face-off at the FIFA Club World Cup 2025 is one of the year’s most talked-about matches. This showdown carries some real weight after Al-Hilal’s shocking 4-3 win over Manchester United earlier in the tournament. With so much at stake, catching the game live is a must—and, yes, you can actually do it for free no matter where you live.

Global streaming rights can be a headache, but DAZN has broken all the rules this time. The platform streams every single match of the tournament for free, including the full lineup of 63 games, and covers just about every location globally. There’s no pricey subscription, no hidden paywalls—just open access as long as you’ve got internet.

Your Guide: Watching Free in the UK, Australia, and Beyond

The options get even sweeter if you’re in the UK or Australia. British viewers don’t have to hunt—just tune into Channel 5 for traditional TV coverage, or head over to its My5 streaming app. Kick-off for this blockbuster match is at 1 a.m. BST on July 1. No DAZN account needed, and it works great on your smart TV or laptop.

Australian fans have their bases covered, too. You can catch all the action through Foxtel or Kayo—two big players Down Under that know how to deliver sports—but DAZN’s free stream is still there for anyone who wants it. That means you can choose whichever service works best with your devices or household setup.

What if you’re stuck in a region where DAZN isn’t normally available? That’s where VPNs come in. Services like ExpressVPN are proving a game-changer for sports fans, letting you set your virtual location to access the free DAZN stream as if you were sitting in London or Sydney. Some smart TVs might need a little technical tinkering with router-based VPN setups, but for most computers, it’s just a matter of selecting a country and hitting "connect." Even avid streaming skeptics are seeing how simple it’s become to work around blackouts and geo-blocks.

And it’s not just about Manchester City and Al-Hilal. DAZN has picked up all 63 tournament matches, so if you want to re-watch that wild 4-3 Al-Hilal upset over Manchester United, it’s as easy as tapping over to the event’s replay.

This Club World Cup already feels unpredictable, and the free streaming access is only making it more electric for football fans everywhere. If you’ve ever felt fenced out of global sports because of region-locks or hefty prices, this summer feels like the moment to jump in and follow every play, as it happens, with zero hassle.

15 Comments

Madhuri Singh
July 2, 2025 AT 17:50

free streaming?? bet theyll charge you for the popcorn next lol
Lakshmi Narasimham
July 4, 2025 AT 02:25

dazn free for everyone really i dont believe this unless its a trap for data harvesting
Siphosethu Phike Phike
July 4, 2025 AT 03:38

this is why we need more open access to sports 🌍⚽ no one should be locked out because of where they live
Amanda Dempsey
July 5, 2025 AT 06:29

DAZN free?? sure and i’m the queen of england
Jessica Herborn
July 5, 2025 AT 16:05

its not really free if you have to use a vpn to access it its just corporate manipulation disguised as generosity
Mitchell Ocran
July 6, 2025 AT 01:41

this is a psyop. dazn is owned by some private equity group that wants to collect your ip addresses and sell them to surveillance firms. theyll lock you out after the final. watch for the fine print
Amanda Kelly
July 7, 2025 AT 13:01

if you need a vpn to watch football you’re already doing it wrong. real fans know the official channels and pay for quality. this free stuff is for people who dont respect the sport
Ruth Ellis
July 9, 2025 AT 12:00

why are we letting foreign platforms dictate how we watch our sports? america should have its own free broadcast. this is cultural erosion
Brittany Jones
July 10, 2025 AT 03:31

lol you guys are acting like this is the end of civilization. if you can watch it for free without breaking the law then do it. stop pretending you care about ethics when you just hate that others get to enjoy something you pay for
Todd Gehrke
July 11, 2025 AT 04:46

I SWEAR TO GOD if this is a phishing site I’m going to scream. I’ve been burned before. I just watched a guy get his entire bank account drained after clicking a "free FIFA stream" link. I’m not risking it. I’ll pay for it. I’ve paid for it for ten years. This is too good to be true. It’s always too good to be true.
SUBHANKAR DAS
July 11, 2025 AT 15:32

why are you all so angry about free football its just a game
eliana levi
July 13, 2025 AT 03:50

yayyyyyy free football!!!!!! i love when things are easy and fair and dont cost money!!!!!! 🎉⚽❤️
Peter Novák
July 14, 2025 AT 17:38

The proliferation of free streaming platforms undermines the economic model of professional sports. It devalues intellectual property and disincentivizes investment in athlete development and production quality. This is not progress. It is systemic decay.
Allison Brinkley
July 15, 2025 AT 10:43

The assertion that DAZN is offering free global access is factually inaccurate. Regional licensing agreements prohibit such universal availability. The use of a virtual private network to circumvent geo-restrictions constitutes a breach of terms of service. This post is misleading and potentially unlawful.
Ghanshyam Kushwaha
July 16, 2025 AT 17:28

i dont care if its free or not im just here for the goals