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Chelsea vs Palmeiras: TV Channel, how and where to watch or live stream free 2021 FIFA Club World Cup Final today

Chelseaand Palmeiraswill meet today at the Mohammed Bin Zayed Stadium in the Final of the 2021 FIFA Club World Cup. Check out how and where to watch or stream live online the game free in different parts of the world.

Wesley of Palmeiras (left) and Kai Havertz of Chelsea (right)
Ā© Matthew Ashton & Michael Regan/Getty ImagesWesley of Palmeiras (left) and Kai Havertz of Chelsea (right)

Chelsea andPalmeiras will go head-to-head in the FIFA Club World Cup 2021 Finaltoday, February 12, 2022.Here, you will find the time of thisClub World Cup decisive soccer match andwhere to watch or live stream it onlinefrom different parts of the world. If you want to watch it live from the United States, tune in to fuboTV (7 Day Free Trial Streaming), and if you are in Canada, you can also watch it onfuboTV (free trial).

This will be their firstoverallmeeting. Premier League side and current UEFA Champions League winners, Chelsea and Brazilian club Palmeirashave never clashed beforeneither at theFIFA Club World Cup nor at any Club Friendly matches.

The Grand Final game will take place at the Mohammed Bin Zayed Stadium in Abu Dhabi, the United Arab Emirates. It promises to be anexciting match as they meet for the first time ever to determine the2021Club World Cup winner.

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Chelsea vs Palmeiras: Time of the game

Argentina:1:30PM

Brazil:1:30PM

United States:11:30 AM (ET), 10:30 AM (CT), 9:30 AM (MT), 8:30 AM (PT)

Canada: 8:30AM (PT), 9:30 AM (MT), 10:30 AM (CT), 11:30 AM (ET), 12:30PM (AT)

Mexico: 10:30AM

UK: 4:30 PM

Germany: 5:30PM

France: 5:30PM

Portugal: 4:30PM

Italy: 5:30PM

Spain: 5:30PM

Chelsea vs Palmeiras: TV Channel, how and where to watch or stream live online

Argentina:TNT Sports

Brazil:NOW NET e Claro,Band,BandSports,GUIGO

United States:fuboTV (free trial), Foxsports.com,FOX Deportes,FOX Sports App,Fox Sports 2

Canada:fuboTV (free trial)

Mexico:TNT Sports

UK:Channel 4

France:L’Equipe Web

Portugal:Canal 11

Spain:Movistar+

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