The Football 7 Club World Championship will feature 21 men’s teams competing for the world title. Clubs from five continents will participate in the ninth edition of the championship, including the current world champion, Jardim (Brazil).
The matches will be held in three sports arenas in the city of Curitiba, capital of the State of Paraná. All games will be broadcast live on the F7 TV Play channel.
TOURNAMENT FORMAT
In the first stage, there will be 2 groups with 3 clubs each, playing against one another. The top team from each group and the 4 best second-placed teams will advance directly to the Round of 16.
The other 10 clubs will compete in a playoff round to determine five more teams advancing to the quarterfinals.
PLAYOFF
The 11 teams qualified from the first stage, plus the 5 winners of the playoff round, will compete in the final playoff. Teams from the same country must face each other before the final.
On August 25 (11 PM), the draw for the final playoff matchups will be held. The draw will be broadcast live from the Tarumã Gymnasium.
ROUND OF 16 / QUARTERFINALS / SEMIFINALS / FINAL
All matches ending in a draw will go directly to a penalty shootout.
INTERCONTINENTAL CUP
The 8 best non-Brazilian teams that do not qualify for the quarterfinals will compete for the Intercontinental Cup title.



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