Flamengo will offer more of a challenge than Los Angeles FC and they currently sit top of the Brazilian La Liga after 11 games, having won seven, drawn three and lost just once.

Flamengo, led by former Chelsea left back Filipe Luís and recently bolstered by the signing of former Chelsea midfielder Jorginho, beat ES Tunis without too much trouble, so the outcome of this game will surely determine who finishes top of the group. The runners-up will likely face Bayern Munich in the first knockout round, which isn’t ideal.

The last side to book their place at the Club World Cup face off against one of the first to have stamped their passage to the United States on Sunday as Chelsea and Los Angeles FC meet at Atlanta's Mercedes-Benz Arena.