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Teams

A total of 32 teams enter the competition based on their performances in their confederation's champions league.

Team	Qualified as	Qualified on
Al-Hilal	2017 AFC Champions League runners-up	17 October 2017
Urawa Red Diamonds	2017 AFC Champions League winners	18 October 2017
Wydad Casablanca	2017 CAF Champions League winners	21 October 2017
Al Ahly	2017 CAF Champions League runners-up	22 October 2017
Grêmio	2017 Copa Libertadores winners	1 November 2017
Lanús	2017 Copa Libertadores runners-up	1 November 2017
Independiente	2017 Copa Sudamericana winners	13 December 2017
Real Madrid	2017–18 UEFA Champions League winners	10 April 2018
Liverpool	2017–18 UEFA Champions League runners-up	10 April 2018
Bayern Munich	2017–18 UEFA Champions League semifinalists	10 April 2018
Roma	2017–18 UEFA Champions League semifinalists	10 April 2018
Guadalajara	2018 CONCACAF Champions League winners	25 April 2018
Toronto FC	2018 CONCACAF Champions League runners-up	25 April 2018
Atlético Madrid	2017–18 UEFA Europa League winners	3 May 2018
Marseille	2017–18 UEFA Europa League runners-up	3 May 2018
Espérance	2018 CAF Champions League winners	23 October 2018
Al-Ahly	2018 CAF Champions League runners-up	23 October 2018
Kashima Antlers	2018 AFC Champions League winners	24 October 2018
Persepolis	2018 AFC Champions League runners-up	24 October 2018
River Plate	2018 Copa Libertadores winners	31 October 2018
Boca Juniors	2018 Copa Libertadores runners-up	31 October 2018
Atlanta United	2018 MLS Cup winners	8 December 2018
Atlético Paranaense	2018 Copa Sudamericana winners	12 December 2018
	2019 CONCACAF Champions League winners	12 April 2019
	2019 CONCACAF Champions League runners-up	12 April 2019
	2018–19 UEFA Champions League winners	17 April 2019
	2018–19 UEFA Champions League runners-up	17 April 2019
	2018–19 UEFA Champions League semifinalists	17 April 2019
	2018–19 UEFA Champions League semifinalists	17 April 2019
	2018–19 UEFA Europa League winners	9 May 2019
	2018–19 UEFA Europa League runners-up	9 May 2019
	2019 OFC Super Cup winners	3 June 2019

Potential qualifiers

The following teams may still earn a berth into the 2019 FIFA Club World Cup.

2019 CONCACAF Champions League (2 berths)

2018–19 UEFA Champions League (4 berths)

2019 OFC Super Cup (1 berth)
- Team Wellington

Venues

A total of 14 venues were used for the tournament. CONCACAF announced the host cities and venues for the tournament on December 16, 2014.^[1] Apart from the Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia which hosted the final and the PPL Park in Chester which hosted the third place match (both located in the Philadelphia metropolitan area), the other 12 venues hosted two matches. The assignment of matches for the knockout round and the awarding of the final were announced on March 12, 2015.^[2]

Atlanta	Charlotte	Atlanta	Baltimore	Philadelphia
Mercedes-Benz Stadium	Bank of America Stadium	Georgia Dome	M&T Bank Stadium	Lincoln Financial Field
Capacity: 71,000	Capacity: 74,455	Capacity: 74,228	Capacity: 71,008	Capacity: 69,176
Group A	Group C	Semi-finals	Quarter-finals	Final

Foxborough	Carson Glendale Frisco Houston Kansas City Chicago Toronto Atlanta Charlotte Baltimore Philadelphia East Rutherford Foxborough Chester			Chicago
Gillette Stadium				Soldier Field
Capacity: 68,756				Capacity: 63,500
Group A				Group C

Glendale, Arizona				Carson, California
University of Phoenix Stadium				StubHub Center
Capacity: 63,400				Capacity: 30,510
Group C				Group B

Houston	Toronto	Frisco, Texas	Chester, Pennsylvania	Kansas City
BBVA Compass Stadium	BMO Field	Toyota Stadium	PPL Park	Sporting Park
Capacity: 22,039	Capacity: 30,991	Capacity: 20,500	Capacity: 18,500	Capacity: 18,467
Group B	Group B	Group A	3rd Place Match	Group A

^ Cite error: The named reference venues was invoked but never defined (see the help page).
^ "2015 CONCACAF Gold Cup Groups and Schedule Announced". CONCACAF.com. March 12, 2015. Archived from the original on July 1, 2015. Retrieved March 13, 2015.

[venues-1] Cite error: The named reference venues was invoked but never defined (see the help page).

[schedule-2] "2015 CONCACAF Gold Cup Groups and Schedule Announced". CONCACAF.com. March 12, 2015. Archived from the original on July 1, 2015. Retrieved March 13, 2015.

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