Real Madrid Vs Al-Hilal: Live Stream, TV Channel, Kick-off Time, Where To Watch Club World Cup Final

On Saturday at the Preince Moulay Abdellah Stadium in Morocco, the 2022 Club World Cup final will feature Real Madrid vs Al-Hilal. Los Blancos have won four of the previous five Club World Cup finals, and they'll want to improve on that mark this weekend. Carlo Ancelotti's position is in jeopardy, and every misstep will make it less likely that he will be in charge of Real Madrid for the foreseeable future. They did, however, put up a good fight against Al Ahly in the semifinal, and they'll look to do the same in the match for the championship.Al-Hilal, who defeated Flamengo 3-2 in the semifinal, created history by becoming the first Saudi Arabian team to go to the Club World Cup final.Salem Al-two Dawsari's penalty goals and another goal from Luciano Vietto made sure they won over their Brazilian opponents. They have only lost two of their 19 competitive games this season, and they intend to shock everyone by giving a strong performance to win the world championship.You may watch the action live from the United States, the United Kingdom, and India thanks to GOAL, which provides you with all the information you need.

Real Madrid vs. Al-Hilal date & kickoff time: 

How to view Real Madrid vs. Al-Hilal live online and on television

The game is broadcast on FIFA+ and Fox Sports in the United States (US).

The match is not aired in the United Kingdom (UK) or India, although it may be watched online with FIFA+.

Real Madrid squad and team news:

Karim Benzema and Eder Militao from Real Madrid are eligible for the championship game, and even if they don't receive the start, they should play some part.

Ferland Mendy, Eden Hazard, Thibaut Courtois, and Lucas Vasquez will still be missed, though.

Real Madrid's starting lineup was as follows: Lunin; Carvajal; Nacho; Rudiger; Alaba; Tchouameni; Kroos; Modric; Valverde; Rodrigo; and Vinicius Jr.

Al-Hilal team news and squad

Andre Carillo disclosed that he used painkillers before playing against Flamengo, and he is questionable for this match.

However, after serving his one-match ban in the previous game, Mohamed Kanno is now eligible for selection.

Al-Mayouf, Abdulhamid, Jang, Al-Bulaihi, N. Al-Dawsari, Kanno, Cuellar, Marega, Vietto, N. Al-Dawsari, and Ighalo were the XI that Al-Hilal anticipated.