(Reuters) -Chelsea midfielder Enzo Fernandez said the scorching heat at the Club World Cup in the United States left him feeling dizzy and described the high temperatures as "dangerous" to play in. The inaugural 32-team Club World Cup,

The Club World Cup is officially down to two teams, with Chelsea and Paris Saint-Germain booking their spot in Sunday's final after their dominant showings in the semifinals, but each with a different point to prove at MetLife Stadium.

Many expected the FIFA Club World Cup to become a rerun of the Champions League. However, Fluminense surprised by making it to the semi-finals. The Brazilian si

Moises Caicedo is the only Chelsea player who could claim a starting spot for Paris Saint-Germain. That’s the view of Blues legend John Obi Mikel ahead of this Sunday’s Club World Cup

After a resounding 4-0 victory over Real Madrid in the semi-finals of the ongoing Club World Cup, Champions League holders Paris Saint-Germain will face Chelsea in the final – a clash that promises to be a thrilling showdown between two of Europe’s finest.

Caicedo has set up one goal in four games in the USA so far and came into the Club World Cup on the back of a stellar Premier League campaign for Chelsea, playing every game in the English top flight.