Hello and welcome to our live coverage of the FIFA Club World Cup Group A showdown between Zaidu Sanusi’s FC Porto and Lionel Messi’s Inter Miami
After a goalless opening matchday, both teams arrive at this clash needing a win to ignite their campaigns. The stage is set at the world’s biggest club competition, and tonight promises fireworks as two contrasting footballing giants go head-to-head.
All the spotlight may be on Messi, who received a thunderous welcome in Miami during the tournament opener, but fans should also keep an eye on Nigeria’s Zaidu Sanusi.
The dynamic full-back is the only Super Eagles player in the competition and has already made history by being the first Nigerian to feature in this newly expanded edition of the Club World Cup. While he hasn’t featured for Nigeria since AFCON, this tournament offers a big platform to reassert his quality.
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Inter Miami rode their luck against Al Ahly in their first outing, salvaging a point thanks in large part to goalkeeper Óscar Ustari. But tonight, they’ll need more than fortune against a seasoned Porto side determined to make their mark.
Don’t go anywhere as Soccernet.ng brings you minute-by-minute updates from what promises to be a thrilling encounter!
Inter Miami CF
19/06/2025 19:00
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Mercedes-Benz Stadium
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Atlanta
FC Porto
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Javier Mascherano
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Martin Anselmi
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When is the Club World Cup match between Inter Miami and FC Porto?
The match between Inter Miami and FC Porto is scheduled for Thursday, June 19, 2025, as part of Matchday 2 in Group A of the FIFA Club World Cup.
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Is Lionel Messi playing in the match against FC Porto?
Yes, Lionel Messi is expected to start for Inter Miami in this crucial Group A encounter of the Club World Cup.
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Who is Zaidu Sanusi and why is he important in this match?
Zaidu Sanusi is a Nigerian international and the only Super Eagles player participating in this year’s Club World Cup. He plays as a left-back for FC Porto and will be making history as the first Nigerian to feature in the tournament’s expanded format.