The year 2025 promises to be unforgettable for football fans, packed with domestic and international competitions that will shape the season. From the start of thrilling leagues to the most anticipated derbies and international tournaments, this year will keep fans on the edge of their seats.
The year begins with a bang for Mexican fans with the Liga MX Femenil kicking off on January 3 and the men’s Liga MX starting on January 10. These competitions set the stage for an exciting football calendar in Mexico. Meanwhile, in the U.S., the MLS 2025 season will begin on February 18, promising a competitive season with new talents, including Chucky Lozano, debuting for San Diego FC on February 13.
Among the standout dates is the Clásico Nacional between Chivas and América, scheduled for March 8, a rivalry that always delivers drama. In April, the spotlight will be on the clash between América and Cruz Azul on April 12, another key matchup in Liga MX.
Internationally, European football fans will enjoy the El Clásico between Barcelona and Real Madrid on May 11, a match that always captivates global audiences.
In the MLS, derbies will also shine, with the showdown between LA Galaxy and LAFC on May 18. Additionally, on the same day, Inter Miami, led by Lionel Messi, will face Orlando City in another thrilling matchup.
The year will also be crucial for international tournaments. In March, the UEFA World Cup qualifiers will begin, marking the start of the road to the next World Cup. Similarly, the Final Four of the Concacaf Nations League will take place on March 20, deciding the regional champion.
Summer will be packed with major events, including the Gold Cup, starting on June 14 with the final set for July 6, and the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup, also kicking off on June 14 and concluding on July 13 with the grand final. Adding to the excitement, the Leagues Cup 2025 will begin on July 29, wrapping up on August 31 with its final match.
Finals will be the crowning jewels of many competitions. In May, the Liga MX Femenil final (May 12), the men’s Liga MX final (May 25), and the UEFA Champions League final (May 31) will crown the best teams in their respective leagues.
In June, the Concacaf Champions Cup will conclude on June 1, followed by the Gold Cup and FIFA Club World Cup finals. Lastly, the calendar will close with the Leagues Cup, whose final is scheduled for August 31.
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