Group G will culminate on Thursday with Juventus playing Manchester City in Orlando. It’s the kind of game that sells a fledgling tournament like the Club World Cup. And after both European powers handled Morocco’s Wydad AC in Philadelphia, it was the obvious focal point, even as both teams are assured progress out of the group.

Coached by former Lazio boss Igor Tudor, Juventus started their FIFA Club World Cup campaign with a 5-0 demolition of Al Ain in their opener, leading by four goals to nil at half-time. The Bianconeri then backed that up with a 4-1 hammering of Wydad Casablanca the other day.

Ilkay Gundogan scored two goals as Manchester City comfortably dispatched Emirati club Al-Ain 6-0 on Sunday to ease into the knockout stage of the Club World Cup from Group G along with Juventus.