He real Madrid will compete in the final of ‘revived’ Intercontinental Cup 2024 at the stadium Lusail, which hosted the final of Qatar World Cup 2022as announced this Tuesday by FIFA. Tickets will go on sale starting next November 21 for the three games to be played Doha from December 11 to 18.
The organizers announced that the Stadium 974 will host a match between the champions of Concacaf (the Mexican Pachuca) and the Conmebol (the winner of the Libertadores final among Brazilians Atlético Mineiro and Botafogo)and the semifinal, which will face the winner of the first match and the Al Ahly of Egypt, who qualified for this round after defeating the Al Ain of the United Arab Emirates on October 29.
He Stadium 974 is among the hosts of 2022 World Cup and it was scheduled to be dismantled after the tournament, as it was the first removable stadium built with sustainable materials, although it ultimately remains standing.
He Real Madrid, who assured his presence in the final by being the champion of Champions 2023-24, Its rival awaits in the decisive match of the tournament, which will crown the best club in the world of 2024 on December 18 in the magnificent Lusail Stadium.
The executive director of Commercial Affairs, Marketing and Events of the tournament organizing committee, Hassan Al Kuwari, expressed his happiness because Qatar will host a new major tournament, and the final will take place to coincide with the celebration of the second anniversary of the 2022 World Cup final.
“We look forward to welcoming fans from all over the world to experience the exciting atmosphere. “As always, fans will enjoy Qatar’s hospitality, incredible cultural diversity and infrastructure for an experience that will be one of a kind,” he said.
The Intercontinental Cup was played until 2004. He Porto the winner of the last final of this tournament, after winning the penalty shootout against Once Caldas Colombian. Starting in 2005, this competition was replaced by FIFA Club World Cup. Although in 2000 the Intercontinental and the Mundialito both existed in a Brazilian final where the Corinthians won on penalties Vasco da Gama. In 2001, the Club World Cup was held spain, but it was canceled for economic reasons.
Source: La Verdad
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