PSG and Chelsea will battle it out on Sunday at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey to see who lifts the first edition of this expanded FIFA Club World Cup. On Wednesday, the Parisians came out strong,

Paris Saint-Germain coach Luis Enrique on Friday urged his team to round off the best season in the club's history by winning the Club World Cup, but warned not to expect Sunday's final against Chelsea to be a "simple formality".

Germain's "team of stars" can deliver the "icing on the cake" for their incredible season in the FIFA Club World Cup final.

The cheapest standard admission ticket, to see reigning Champions League winners Paris Saint-Germain face Premier League standout Chelsea, has dropped from $312.20 to $249.75 two days before the final. Some seats in the back of the 100 sections were initially in the $440-$546 range, lowered to $334.50 to $473.90.

Alireza Faghani of Australia was picked to referee Sunday’s Club World Cup final between Chelsea and Paris Saint-Germain.

Chelsea coach Enzo Maresca said he will treat Sunday's Club World Cup final against Paris Saint-Germain "like a chess match."

Major League Soccer commissioner Don Garber believes the FIFA Club World Cup this summer has been an “absolute terrific success.”

Fernandez has joined the voices who have called on FIFA to consider changes ahead of next summer's men's World Cup.