Liverpool Could Face Monterrey In Semifinals As Club World Cup Draw Is Made
European champions Liverpool could face one of four possible opponents, including Mexican side Monterrey, in the Club World Cup semifinals.
Runners-up in their only previous participation in 2005, UEFA Champions League winners Liverpool enter the tournament at the final-four stage alongside the victors of the Copa Libertadores and could face one of four sides in the semis.
The tournament opens on December 11 with New Caledonian side Hienghene Sport facing either home hopefuls Al Sadd or the AFC runners-up in Qatar.
The winners of that game will then take on Monterrey, who lifted the 2019 CONCACAF Champions League with a 2-1 aggregate win against Tigres, for the right to challenge Liverpool.
On the other side of the draw, South America's continental champions will face ES Tunis or the Asian champions in the semi-finals.
The final is scheduled for December 21 and Liverpool are guaranteed to play at least two matches as the third-place play-off takes place on the same day.
