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Champions League final will send a team to the 2026 Intercontinental Cup and could qualify one for the 2029 Club World Cup

Already assured of a place in the 2029 Club World Cup, Flamengo is closely watching every team that qualifies for the tournament. This Saturday (30), with the UEFA Champions League final between Arsenal (ENG) and PSG (FRA), another team could stamp its passport to the competition. Kickoff is at 1:00 PM (Brasília time).

If Arsenal win the title, the London side will secure qualification for the 2029 Club World Cup. On the other hand, if PSG win the Champions League, there will be no new qualifier for the Club World Cup featuring Flamengo. That is because the French side is already in the competition thanks to last year’s continental title.

SO WHAT ABOUT THE ‘OTHER’ WORLD CUP, THEN?

While Flamengo already have a guaranteed place in the ‘Super’ Club World Cup, the Rubro-Negro side still dreams of qualifying for the Intercontinental Cup in December. To do that, they need to win this year’s Copa Libertadores. The clash between PSG and Arsenal will send one of the teams to the tournament. It is worth noting that Paris are the current champions after a draw in regular time and extra time, before prevailing on penalties against Mengão.

The 2026 Intercontinental Cup already has one team qualified. Al Ahli (SAU), home to former Flamengo player Matheus Gonçalves, will play in the tournament thanks to this year’s Asian title. The team also features Ibañez, who will play in the World Cup for the Brazil national team.

SO, WHERE CAN YOU WATCH ARSENAL VS PSG?

As the reigning champions, PSG are chasing back-to-back Champions League titles. Arsenal, meanwhile, will be seeking their first-ever crown. The final takes place at the Puskás Arena in Budapest, Hungary, at 1:00 PM (Brasília time). The match will be broadcast by SBT (free-to-air), TNT Sports (pay TV), and HBO (streaming).

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